I have seen more boxers this year in both central NJ and eastern PA then I have in years. At least 15 total I have seen this year. I even saw couple of nice yearlings which is pretty rare. We have had a lot of rain here in NJ and I think that has something to do with it. Also the Leopard and Bull frogs are out of hand due to the rain, I have been seeing DOR bullfrogs quite often this year, and I never used to see that.

As far as releasing boxers, I would have to agree with the fact that it may spread domesticated disease to the wild population, making it not such a good idea.

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• box turtle decline in PA - gaboonviper3, Mon Aug 23 01:14:16 2004
• RE: box turtle decline in PA - bdssff2, Mon Aug 23 12:39:56 2004
• RE: box turtle decline in PA - pacman101, Mon Aug 23 18:09:02 2004
• RE: box turtle decline in PA - dragoncjo, Mon Aug 23 18:34:03 2004
• RE: box turtle decline in PA - banjo125, Wed Aug 25 13:28:12 2004
• Probably Illegal, and Not a Good Idea Anyway >> - chris_mcmartin, Mon Aug 23 18:11:08 2004
• RE: Probably Illegal, and Not a Good Idea Anyway >> - gaboonviper3, Mon Aug 23 21:09:06 2004
• RE: Probably Illegal, and Not a Good Idea Anyway >> - dragoncjo, Mon Aug 23 22:59:09 2004
• Technically illegal - EdK, Thu Aug 26 10:28:27 2004
• RE: box turtle decline in PA - jsherps, Sat Aug 28 14:23:03 2004
• RE: box turtle decline in PA - dragoncjo, Tue Aug 31 18:18:32 2004
• RE: box turtle decline in PA - jsherps, Sun Sep 5 14:35:28 2004