From a New Jersey Division of Fish & Wildlife press release:
On Tuesday, June 16, the New Jersey Fish and Game Council voted on adopting proposed amendments to the 2009 – 2012 Game Code. . . .
The most significant amendment adopted expands the definition of "bow" by removing the prohibition on all draw locking and draw holding devices and by including crossbows in the definition. This allows the use of crossbows in any bow and arrow hunting season and other hunting seasons for all species where the use of bow and arrow is allowed. . . .
I too agree with Jim, but this decision goes beyond sport vs. nonsport. NJ is absolutely crawling with deer in places that allow bowhunting only-if that. The state needs to reduce the population to protect the habitat, and this is one small step in that direction.
Whether you target bass or walleyes, trout or stripers and more, these are lures that actually work. Some selections are lures your granddad fished. Others are so new you might not have seen them yet. In all cases, though, you'll find a lure that catches fish, specified right down to size and color, along with just what to do when you're on the water.
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New Jersey Approves Crossbows For Archery Deer46
From a New Jersey Division of Fish & Wildlife press release:
On Tuesday, June 16, the New Jersey Fish and Game Council voted on adopting proposed amendments to the 2009 – 2012 Game Code. . . .
The most significant amendment adopted expands the definition of "bow" by removing the prohibition on all draw locking and draw holding devices and by including crossbows in the definition. This allows the use of crossbows in any bow and arrow hunting season and other hunting seasons for all species where the use of bow and arrow is allowed. . . .
I too agree with Jim, but this decision goes beyond sport vs. nonsport. NJ is absolutely crawling with deer in places that allow bowhunting only-if that. The state needs to reduce the population to protect the habitat, and this is one small step in that direction.
The 50 Greatest Lures of All Time64
Whether you target bass or walleyes, trout or stripers and more, these are lures that actually work. Some selections are lures your granddad fished. Others are so new you might not have seen them yet. In all cases, though, you'll find a lure that catches fish, specified right down to size and color, along with just what to do when you're on the water.
They forgot lure no. 51: A quarter stick of dynamite. Works EVERY time!
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