nj non resident
10-20-2006, 09:19 AM
#3
Typical Buck
Join Date: Aug 2006
Posts: 575
RE: nj non resident
If you are asking how many deer you can shoot it is 1 buck per season/weapon and unlimited does.Accept shotgun (buck week) you can take 2 bucks. Example: regular (oct)archery 1 buck unlimited does, extended archery (Nov)1 buck unlimited does. Most northernzones are earn a buck.Now you have muzzle loader season that starts in Nov., 1 buck unlimited doe's but some zones are earn a buck where you have to shoot a doe first. Now in some zones once you shoot a buck during muzzle loader you forfiet one buck tag during buck week. It is really confusing and I would say one in 10hunters do not know all the regs in there zone's. If you buy a license for$135for a weapon all the extended seasons arejust zone tags after the regular seasons. You pay the same as a resident for the extended zone tags
10-20-2006, 03:42 PM
#5
Join Date: Dec 2005
Posts: 17
RE: nj non resident
NJHeadhunter71 is correct. I live in MD but work in NJ during the week. I live up there and have two farms that I posted and hunt. Out of pocket just under $500 bucks so far with the nonresident bow ($135), nonresident gun ($135), and special permits (bow, muzzleloader, and shotgun at $28 bucks each), which are ZONE specific so although you can only get one buck for the entire permit season, you need a separate permit if you are hunting areas out of your zone.
Upside is lots of deer and liberal limitsif you don't mind suburban hunting and dealing with jerks on the state land.
Upside is lots of deer and liberal limitsif you don't mind suburban hunting and dealing with jerks on the state land.
10-20-2006, 06:05 PM
#6
Typical Buck
Join Date: Feb 2003
Location: OLD TAPPAN NJ USA
Posts: 533
RE: nj non resident
Jersey is crazy expensive even for residents! I think that I pay around $110 to hunt all of the seasons. I guess the upside is that you can shoot a ton of deer and the seasons start in early Sept and end in late Jan. Good hunting if you can score some private land but the public lands also have some decent bucks.
PS
I hunt Zone 2
PS
I hunt Zone 2
10-20-2006, 07:06 PM
#7
Fork Horn
Join Date: Mar 2006
Location: Staten Island, NY
Posts: 361
RE: nj non resident
It took me awhile to understand the regs at a comfortable level, but I think I have it down now and I enjoy my hunting there more than in my home state of NY. I save enough money in gas to justify the exoensive license! It's great.
