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If I saw those all of those snakes in one place my pants would have been brown too! :)

I too don't need the street mapping. The Mapsource topo chip is pretty detailed for the woods and I am very pleased with it.

The interpretation of game regulations in NJ uses the presumptive principle of law. That is, if it is not specifically permitted to take the animal, then it is presumed to be prohibited. Since snappers are the only turtle species addresssed in the game laws, it is presumed that the taking of...

Trapping snappers is NOT illegal and something that goes on a lot around here. It is covered under a NJ fishing license and they can be trapped or caught by hook and line, which I have done. I would use bluefish hooks with wire leaders and half-dead sunnies for bait. The only changes to the...

I have the 60CSX too and it was worth the extra scratch. You can find it for $369 at thegpsstore.com I have the Northeast Topo micro sd chip ($76.00 +/-) and the Bluechart for the Jersey coast ($146 +/-). I don't have any street nav chips and don't plan on getting any. The built in base map...

Although it doesn't hide dents, the white paint does the best job of any color at hiding the woods stripes. Did you experiment with your low range at all? As you know, I have the 6 speed manual with the creeper in mine and in low range/creeper you have all 550 ftlbs of torque available at a...

I would take them down 206, wander around Parkdale for about an hour and then say, "Whew, man am I thirsty." I would then take them to the Pic-A-Lilly for some frosty ones and some wings. End of tour. :)

You are correct mam. Scott

They are on Deep Run. I can't believe I couldn't raise a pickerel on live bait in there. I tried three different bogs without a tap.

On Sunday afternoon I took the dog back to the bogs off Hampton Gate Road for a little minnow drowning. The fish weren't biting but the sky and the bogs were awe inspiring. With the cool air and north wind, the sky was truly a Simpson's sky. It made for some beautiful shots...

I found the amount of trash along the waters' edge very disturbing. I think we got to see a more drastic visual in the lower tidal reaches where the recent nor'easter and flood tides have pushed a rack line well into the woods. The occasional flip-flop and some trash are probably a result of...

What a good day to be alive and in the pines. I started the day off with a thorough boot soaking in a sphagnum swamp in the first half hour but Bob saved my day with a pair of poly socks and gore tex booties. We were able to see and feel what most visitors to the pines never see, that is the...

Any animal that appears to have a foamy white beard would be a good one to avoid. Other than that, most of the timid woodland creatures are very timid. You are not likely to have a face to face with anything other than a raccoon looking for a half eaten Reese's under your sleeping bag. :)

If nothing else, I am consistent. :)

Yeah but I think he has to to the Magnolia if he wants hot water. :)

I don't hate snakes, I said I didn't like them. As for things furry and cute, I shoot most of them, skin them, brine them, smoke them over cherry wood and eat them for dinner. :) Scott

I am very serious. I won't even hold a garter snake. I would never intentionally harm them though. I fully understand their position in the Big Picture.

Don't like snakes, not even a little bit. Never did, never will. Even God cast them in a bad light. :)

You are correct on all counts. Fred Miller operates the active bogs adjacent to Boot Hill. Boot Hill is mostly Hammontonians and they only lease or rent from Miller. The Miller's Bogs at Pestletown are a different system of bogs but somehow I am sure the Milllers at Dutchtown and the Millers...

I hunted a beautiful piece private land in Tabernacle in 1995 where my older son get his first deer. It was a large farm off Carranza Road but unfortunately it was adjoined by residential susdivisions in several spots. One of the adjoiners used to post whacky signs at the end of his driveway...