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My son likes elevators; my daughter likes escalators. They are raised differently.

They can't make up their mind how they want to manage geese?

Never lost a fishing rod but my Dad broke many rod tips off them closing the trunk on his Chevy Impala.

Absolutely!! BUT......building inspector WILL NOT pass the footings if they have water in them. I said the exact same thing....no go

If the boat brush and pole still available I'll take it.

Buddy and I called in 7 Jake’s this morning . Watched them beat the crap out of my Jake and hen deke for 45 minutes . I know there was a gobbler and hens there but they went the other way . Great show but no long beard . Hit another spot later but quiet .

Basically brand new. I think I used it once. Still have original packaging and instructions. $120. Located in Manasquan 08736.

I bought a Garmin striker 7cv on sat. Spent about two hours running the wires and getting it all hooked up to the boat. Only to realize that the model i bought is a Fish finder only. Does not display maps. Make sure you do your research, now im looking for a second unit that will not be hooked up to a transducer and is only used for navigation. Any recs appreciated.

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I could never read all that. I’m a picture guy. Congratulations

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I know for a fact they fought against the legalization of crossbows in NJ. . Then they realized 99.9% of their members shoot crossbows also. There are a couple of elitist like sugar that would never. 🤭

So, what you are saying is you killed a turkey😂 Congrats👍🏼

Fishing poles on the roof of the car ,YES , but never missplaced a gun or a bow ! Shit I just ginxed myself !

Great story ! .... Good for you, great bird !

that so cool !!

Hit a new farm this morning called in three hens haven’t heard a Gobble. moved to another spot in a good strut zone nothing so far here either . crazy sitting this morning with heated vest and mid weight jacket now just a sweatshirt that’s too hot

Great post! Same thing here in 15. They went silent 2 yrs ago. The area we hunt the Turkey are super stealth . We have photos of birds and I see them all the time, but limited vocalization. They are definitely call shy. It’s probably a combination of predators, dirt bikers and hunters that has charged some habits. I have been playing around with a mallard duck call. I have a great cluck down and I have pulled in hens with consistency. I have also used a peeping sound on my wood duck call with the same results. This sounds crazy, but I also think the birds stay on the roost longer. I have watched hens sit on some huge pine trees well past sunrise.

Incredible experience and pics! That's a morning to remember for sure!

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Great read. Thoroughly enjoyed the experience you shared. Great job.

The NJ Fish and Game Council recently voted and finalized New Jersey’s 2024-25 migratory bird hunting season dates and bag limits . Notable highlights for 2024-25 include: The Canada goose season length was shortened from 45 to 30 days in the North and South Zones; however, the bag limit remains at 3 birds. In the Coastal Zone, the season length remains at 60 days concurrent with the duck season, and the bag limit remains at 2 Canada geese. The brant season remains a restrictive season at 30 days with a 1-bird bag limit. There will again be special hunting days for youths, veterans and active military. For details on the above and much more, see 2024-2025 Migratory Bird Season Information and Population Status. Waterfowl and Migratory Birds In NJ 2024-2025 Migratory Bird Seasons Summary 2024-2025 Duck Seasons Chart Find your Hunting Location (Waterfowl Hunting Zones) This information will be included in the upcoming 2024-2025 Hunting and Trapping Digest. View the full article

Way to go Dan! Congrats! Moved this entry into this topic and updated the scoreboard!

I’m out on private land in zone 8, Asbury, I didn’t hear a gobble or see a bird, I did call in a bobcat, I think that’s the problem! We have bears, bobcats, coyotes, fox, ospreys nesting on a farm silo and eagles on the Musky! It must be tough for critters who are prey living on this farm!