Lou Martinez of the New Jersey Federation of Sportsman Club’s News was afforded this interview on behalf of the Federation and NJOA. Here is the complete and unedited transcript. Mr. Murphy has yet to respond to Federation and NJOA questionnaires or requests for an official interview. Question-New Jersey’s Division of Fish and Wildlife… Read more »
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THE SUMMER NJOA NEWS IS HERE
Definitive articles about the most pressing outdoor issues today. The Summer Edition is finally here. CLICK HERE TO VIEW
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SEND YOUR THOUGHTS ON SEA BASS!
The NJOA implores you to write in support of a longer sea bass season as fluke season closes. Please Read and Send this letter or your own thoughts to the address below- as well as to all the N.J. Congressional Delegation. ___________________________________ Dear Senator Booker, Black Sea Bass is the poster child of… Read more »
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JOIN NJOA AT THE WILD OUTDOOR EXPO
The NJOA and many other Conservation Partners are proud to be attending the annual EXPO at Colliers Mills. Bring the entire family out.
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THE SPRING EDITION OF NJOA NEWS IS HERE!
Jam packed with everything you need to know about the outdoors courtesy of the New Jersey Outdoor Alliance. VIEW THE LATEST EDITION OF NJOA NEWS RIGHT HERE
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NJOA MOVES BLOOD TRACKING BILL FORWARD
NJOA Moves Blood Tracking Bill to Allow Dogs to Find Downed Deer Darren Doran and his Dachshund Theo recover a buck. As spring tried to push through winter and another deer hunting season fades in to the rear view, the New Jersey Outdoor Alliance’s long-time trusteed Ed Markowski was in Trenton to testify on… Read more »
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NEW JERSEY LEGISLATURE CHOOSES POLITICS OVER SCIENCE IN MANAGING BLACK BEARS
On Thursday October 13, 2016 the Assembly Environment and Solid Waste Committee, chaired by Assemblyman Tim Eustace, released two pieces of legislation that would change the way black bears are managed in New Jersey. Assembly bill A-3527 would make the black bear a non-game species which could no longer be hunted and AR-127 which opposes… Read more »
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