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It is a pretty sad statement about the State's quail population when people here have to debate what kind of bird a dead quail is. Quail were very common not too long ago. There are almost no native quail left in NJ and the only real hunting is on private pay game farms and State Wildlife...

Well i am posting after 6:00 p.m. so I guess I lose the money prize. I will share my photos anyway. We spent most of the day in the woods and these photos were taken right here in Pestletown on the bogs near my house. The moonrise was beautiful...

Thats okay Ben. We used to have one too when the kids were little but that didn't stop me from hunting the native ones. After all, dem's good eatin'. We had a good day and the dogs were the best they have ever been. The only disapointment was the lack of snow. It rained from 11:30 until we...

I am going bunny hunting in Alloway today over dogs and I am hoping we get to see the snow before we are done. I will make sure I have some pine trees in the background if I snap a few photos. I could use $2.5 million right about now.

That would be the one with Snoopy tied up in the back yard. Pig Pen lived just down the road a piece. :rofl: Sorry, couldn't resist. Scott

George, Here is the link to the USGS real time streamflow data for the station that you were looking at today. http://waterdata.usgs.gov/nj/nwis/uv/?site_no=0140940810&PARAmeter_cd=00065,00060 Copy and paste. It is neat to check it out during or after a major rainfall event to see the spikes...

Even if Monroe became a reality, I am not the kind of person that would use that kind of facility. I don't think Largo is either. The Chatsworth facility is a genuine success with the facilities that they provide and I have toured their facility but it is not for me. The average Joe Schmoe...

Songs of the mill eh? I wonder if it went like this? CHORUS I cut down trees, I skip and jump, I like to press wild flowers. I put on women's clothing, And hang around in bars. Mounties: He cuts down trees, he skips and jumps, He likes to press wild flowers...

Today's Courier. http://www.courierpostonline.com/apps/pbcs.dll/article?AID=/20060204/NEWS01/602040352/1006

There is still a semi active sawmill about 1/4 mile north of the Pic on 206. At least it was active the last time I paid attention. The guy who runs it is known as Spike. ZZ Top's cousin if anyone has ever seen him in the Pic. A couple of friends of mine who run tri-axles used to get their...

The big woods, cold beer, and good people. 3 part recipe for a good life experience. 4 parts if you throw in some deer meat. Scott

I did the Lower Forge site a few times in the early 80's and it was a near-wilderness experience within a reasonable hike from Batsto or Atsion stations. I left my truck at Batsto. Lower Forge is still nice and sees little or no use this time of year. Scott

The first computer I was exposed to I never actually saw. It was at Drexel in 1976 and you had to keypunch your data and hand the keypunch cards over to a non-english speaking Iranian grad student. The class was taught by a broken-english speaking Chinese professor. The grad student would...

Happy birthday Ben! Only in your 20's eh? You have put together quite a site with your knowledge of computers in your young life. I guess you got a real computer for your first birthday instead of the Fisher- Price Busy Box that I had screwed to the slats of my crib back in 1958! Scott

I came in from Washington Road and that wasn't bad at all. That road can get just as bad as Quaker Bridge Road but it seems like they scarify and grade it more often. Either that or it doesn't washboard as quickly because it sees less traffic than Quaker Bridge Road.

Here is one from last winter near my house. http://forums.njpinebarrens.com/gallery/displayimage.php?album=random&cat=10177&pos=-2667

My wife and I and the dog were out in Jemima Mount and Mount area yesterday and didn't see a soul all afternoon. I will post a few photos tonight. We were geocacheing and found the first leg of ecampbell's (biscuitman) 3 part cache. We couldn't finish it because we couldn't find part two. It...

I heard a rumor of it being in a piece of woods right behind Largo's house between Christmas and New Years. A very unreliable source told me that one his wife's friends came up on it while riding her horse. If I heard it from her I would believe it but I haven't seen her around to ask her...

[It was an Alanthis(sp?) That's one of the largest ailanthus trees I have ever seen. Most people would cut them out as saplings. Here are some useless tidbits from my forestry days at Rutgers. Most of the time you see ailanthus in dense clusters growing around spoil piles or other ground...