Beaver Dam Conservation Area-Plymouth ma
Nice trail in Plymouth only one mad hill but was nothing if you come to Plymouth and want to hike a nice trail be sure to check this one out .
Crawley Woodlands Preserve
The Crawley Woodlands Preserve is approximately 70 acres in area, located off Billington Street. The Preserve is situated between two excellent fishing ponds: Lout Pond and Billington Sea. The majority of the Preserve is comprised of steep rolling hills peaking in the center of the Preserve and descending to the two ponds. In addition to the steep topography, glacial erratics can be found throughout the area. The main trail that will take you throughout the Preserve will take you over these...
Coyotes on Your Doorstep
Misleading data, newspaper stories and letters to the editor have escalated fears and sometimes skirted the facts about coyotes. Statements like “exploding populations”, “not long before a child is bitten” and “live trap and remove” are misleading. Know the facts about coyotes before you make judgments about them.
MILES STANDISH STATE FOREST –East Head Reservoir Trail.
The trails are beautifully maintained, and the park welcomes dog owners and equestrians. Miles Standish State Forest has many trails, one of particular beauty is the loop trail, called the East Head Reservoir Trail. It’s an almost completely flat 2.5 mile loop around one of the many ponds in the forest. It’s a great way to get acquainted with the forest.
Coyotes don’t reduce deer populations ???
According to The Wildlife Society. — coyotes (Canis latrans) expand their range and increase their population sizes across the eastern United States, white-tailed deer (Odocoileus virginianus) populations are not impacted, according to new research.
Navy SEAL explains how to survive a bear attack
In this excerpt from 100 Deadly Skills: Survival Edition, retired Navy SEAL Clint Emerson explains how to survive a bear attack. If you run into a black bear on a mountain trail, be grateful for your good fortune. Compared to polar bears and brown bears, black bears are much less likely to attack.
Hikers and campers – avoid conflicts with black bears
Black bears are expanding their range in Massachusetts. By taking precautions and remaining alert, you can prevent conflicts with bears while enjoying the outdoors.