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Thanks George. Our other springer Gunner saw 15 1/2. Remington had some issues with his knees and then developed laryngeal paralysis. He was struggling with his breathing the last few months and had an episode that he couldn't overcome a few weeks ago. They truly are man's best friend in the...

Sorry to hear about your dog Bill. My wife and I just put our ten year old Springer down two weeks ago. My wife is still a mess and I miss him deeply. He was our constant companion on the boat or in the woods and everytime I turn around I expect to see him there with his eager eyes. Scott

Gees, I wonder what he was thinking when he named it Brown Dirt Cowboy? Sobering thought. :mrgreen:

I would not recommend dead of winter wheeling to the Swamp Monster. Framing out on broken ice is a real bad feeling and is one of the most damaging situations for a truck. Those ice chunks are good tie rod wreckers and exhaust and brake system rippers. The road leading north and...

You won't be getting very close to the monster with a Liberty Jim. There are holes back there that would swallow Big Foot You will still need to walk most of the way from the road leading away from West Mill Road.

Thanks imkms. imgr8fl. :)

Who'da ever thunk? http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mummy_paper

For anyone who enjoys the "birdseye" feature of Microsoft's Livesearch program, they took away the print option on the birdseye views this week. We have been using it quite a bit for reports lately and it was a surprise this week to see the print option disappear. The site just says it does...

I am battin' a 1000 lately with links. This should get one to the map and imagery page: http://www.usgs.gov/pubprod/ Actually I missed the obvious too. xcapt352 should go to this website's banner and click on the NJPB Livemaps. Find Atsion, zoom it and light up topo.

Print yourself or purchase the Atsion NJ USGS Quadrangle Map and take the road running east from the Atsion Ranger Station. It's Quaker Bridge Road and you can take that east to Quaker Bridge, then all the way to Washington Road. Make a right on Washington and go out to Batsto Village. If you...

I impatiently clicked on the two sample songs within a few seconds of each other and they both started playing a the same time. Now that is some kind of music!

Thanks Jeff. Here is a helpful link page for all types of NJ laws that I use. It's from the Rutgers Law Library: http://law-library.rutgers.edu/ilg/njlaw.html Scott

Ben, Maybe that's what I get for posting links to a "free" resource. :) I can't figure out what is wrong. They aren't working for me either. In work I used the Rutgers Law Library to link to it and never had a problem. You can still go to the Rutgers link but you still end up on Michie...

The New Jersey Administrative Code (NJAC) is diificult to find online and is not published by the State online in its entirety in any place I am aware of. It contains most of your do's and don'ts for everyday living and breathing. Fortunately, there are outside legal resources, some are free...

This weekend is the 26th annual Decoy and Gunning Show in Tuckerton. http://www.ocean.nj.us/Parks/decoyshow.html You gotta like a show where you can literally bring your own gun and no one bats an eye. The Batsto antique and bottle show is Sunday too. Scott

It is Sunday, October 26. Meet at Atsion Ranger Station at 9:30 a.m. to sign up.

PM sent. Scott

I get clam diggers itch at least 3 times each summer because I go barefoot and I am a knucklehead and refuse to wear water shoes while clamming. I think water shoes are gay and afterall, I do have an image to uphold. :) The last bout I had was in late July and they got me good. Good enough...

I would imagine West would have passed away by now. Some of my best memories at Cook were the three week forestry field camp practicum and the nightly visits to Brady's Pub outside the camp. The professors were all right there with you downing shots and shootin' pool (except for Boris...

Personally I would like see a few active forestry operations in the pines. Almost everything we see in the pines today has been cut over multiple times, including most of the cedar swamps. Afterall, if it were not for that, we wouldn't be able to enjoy such things as the Swamp Monster and...