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State has a forest management plan for Whiting WMA. Its an interesting read and looks to be a good thing. http://www.njfishandwildlife.com/pdf/2014/whiting_plan.pdf http://www.njfishandwildlife.com/whiting_plan.htm

Glenn Thanks I plan on checking it out. Thanks for sharing that

Wow! I met Charlie Schoenberg years ago. I didn't know this. R.I.P. Where is that located?

Don't forget your hunter orange if your going to be wandering in Greenwood at this time of year. Especially next week. lol

There seems to be quite a few in the Browns Mills area. Rumor I heard was a group was released in Fort Dix years ago. I took these pics last year near there

I wear them all the time in the woods and I'm in the pines all summer. Along with Pemerthin spray on them and my cloths I rarely get chigger bites. Its the pine flies I find annoying

I got this black yote on trailcam twice. In the one video he is very interested in my camera

Came across this in Brenden Byrne last year. In all the years I have been roaming around the pines I have never seen anything like it. I was told it is called a golfball mushroom. I figured there had to be a better name for it that that. lol

Highly unlikely. South Jerseys waters are really not good smallmouth habitat. They prefer deep rocky lakes that are not as acidic as South Jersey Water. They need the rocky habitat for spawning. Any South Jersey lakes with smallmouth have been stocked and its not real likely the fish would be...

Highly unlikely. South Jerseys waters are really not good smallmouth habitat. They prefer deep rocky lakes that are not as acidic as South Jersey Water. They need the rocky habitat for spawning. Any South Jersey lakes with smallmouth have been stocked and its not real likely the fish would be...