Remembering Howard Boyd

[Ted Gordon]

A new article, "Remembering Howard Boyd" by Ted Gordon has been posted to the front page.

 

[Jersey Jeff]

Thank you for your write-up. I never had the opportunity to meet Dr. Boyd, but I read his books and enjoyed them thoroughly. Hos work definitely made me look at the Pine Barrens more closely.

 

[Teegate]

Ted did a nice job with that article.

 

[Lost Town Hunter]

Thank you Ben and Guy for posting my article on Howard Boyd. And Jersey Jeff, I'm pleased that I was able to provide you with some background on this knowledgable man who has had such a positive influence on you. By the way, just for the record, Howard did not have a doctorate. He would have been pleased to learn that his books made an impact on you.

 

[dogg57]

Thank you Ben and Guy for posting my article on Howard Boyd. And Jersey Jeff, I'm pleased that I was able to provide you with some background on this knowledgable man who has had such a positive influence on you. By the way, just for the record, Howard did not have a doctorate. He would have been pleased to learn that his books made an impact on you.

Nice work

 

[pineywoman]

Awesome article. Cool and interesting dude.

 

[jerzger]

Thank you for posting the story about Howard Boyd. I recently stumbled across an autographed copy of his work, "A Field Guide to the Pine Barrens of New Jersey", and I am thoroughly enjoying the read.

 

[Lost Town Hunter]

dogg 57, pineywoman, & jerzger,

I'm pleased that each of you enjoyed my article. Jerzger, Boyd's guide provides a good and fairly comprehensive and reliable introduction to the Pine Barrens novice.

 

[pineywoman]

Boyd rocks!

 

[kfr]

Wonderful tribute, Ted.

 

[piker56]

His field guide is now always in my truck, pack or tackle box, thanks to Bob PBX. Amazing person!

 

[Pine Baron]

Awesome article... his Field Guide will always be my first (and best) PB publication. Absolutely, no offence intended!

John-