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I only shop where the Simpsons shop, the Try N Save. Never had a problem there. :)

You win. :)

I thought about using the knee highs however I am operating with one arm right now. I am in a sling for two more weeks. I had rotator cuff surgery on July 15th so when I leave the house, what I have on stays on because I can't even tie my own shoes right now. I didn't want to be stuck with the...

My first case for 2025, almost a year to the day from my prior report in 2024. This one was a bit of a surprise too, working on top of a maintained lawn on the edge of a hardwood swamp in Gibbsboro. Bob PBX did some work for us in this general area a year or so ago for swamp pink studies.. I...

One has to expect that for a put and take program like the NJ pheasant program. It's sad that all of the money, time and work that goes into raising the birds has no effect on establishing viable breeding populations in the wild. They put pen raised birds out, and you either either shoot them or...

Fishing License is required 16 years old and up. Right now I’m half price senior until age 70 when it will be free. Not a great deal at all. For hunting, I’m a senior for life with half price for archery and gun licenses. Trapping, the most expensive license of all at $35 doesn’t get...

Agreed. I've had to have a fishing license for the last 50 years as well. Probably been checked twice also. The only time I ever remember getting checked regularly for creel limits was as a kid when I used to fish for trout in stocked waters. New Jersey is definitely short on conservation...

Cigarettes were actually good for you back then. The Surgeon General sh*t on the whole parade.:(

My quick conclusion was based on the fact that the poster said he found it on an old trail. Most hunters put their cameras over bait piles I am usually spying on carniverous critters and I occasionally capture a head-scratching individual who stumbles across my carcass piles. I had a guy this...

Evidence of Big Brother keeping an eye on the trails. And I am not a conspiracy theory kind of guy.

Absolutely. No McWeather for me!

I love watching Youtube videos of the A-10's in real combat situations. Braaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaappp!!!!!!!!!! Here's a good one. I like the second round just for insurance.

I make my own loose leaf chewing tobacco. I color cure it in my garage and shed and try to age it for a year or more. To make the chew I reduce apple juice to a thin syrup consistency on the stove in a stainless pan. I add a couple tablespoons of dark molasses, a couple pinches of salt and...

My guess is that it fell off a coonhound or foxhound collar. That area, and the Pines in general, are legendary fox hunting grounds. I had to stop for a fox last night that was running out of the Clark's Branch.

I will bet 100% Asian Tiger. I only associate No-see-ums with salt marsh environments. The Asian Tigers are silent and stealthy, and are active all day, unlike the standard US of A natives. We get killed by them every year in the yard.

I'm guessing you must be fairly close to salt marshes to have a problem with them Bob.. Are you ?

Generic cat. Bobcats have bobbed (short) tails and are more stout in stature.

My tobacco is loving this squirrelly weather, especially the ones in my wife's flower garden that I sneak in every year, even after she says "Don't even think about it!" :) Last year I had two hit 11 feet in height. Not normal for tobacco and I only whack them once with Osmocote 14-14-14.

While driving home at around 4:30 tonight, my wife called to tell me that there was a fire in "our" woods and that the winds were from the south. She was a little frantic because I always told her that we will be cooked like bacon if we get a forest fire and there is a south wind. :eek: Coming...

The sky is the limit Guy! I treat myself to Dogfish Head 120 once in awhile, especially if it’s on tap at Dogfish Head in DE. Ranges from 18-20%, depending on the year. Dreamy, as I once described it. :)