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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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ANNUAL SPORTING CLAYS FUNDRAISER REGISTRATION NOW OPEN!
Be sure to sign up for the Annual Sporting Clays Fundraiser! What –Annual New Jersey Outdoor Alliance Sporting Clays Fund Raiser Event When– Saturday, May 20, 2017 Sign-In 8:00 am – 11:00 am Starts promptly at 9:00 am (Rain Date: Sunday, May 21, 2017 Where– Red Wings Sporting Clays 317 Sooys Landing Road Port… Read more »
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LT. GOV. GUADAGNO SHARES IMPASSIONED WORDS FOR SPORTSMAN AT NJOA WILD GAME DINNER
With well over 150 legislators and sportsman in attendance at Stanhope’s Black Forest Inn, Lt. Governor and Gubernatorial candidate Kim Guadagno dove right into several issues concerning hunter’s trappers and anglers. The New Jersey Outdoor Alliance the foremost organization that protects sportsman’s rights here in New Jersey hosted the event as three generations of… Read more »
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2017 WILD GAME DINNER- BLACK FOREST INN
Get your tickets online for this awesome event on February 19th 2017, which last year drew over 150 people in support of positive outdoor political action. A great “huntsman” dinner, tons of awesome prizes, silent auction, 50/50 and an opportunity to join forces with like-minded outdoor people to effect positive change in Trenton. To purchase… Read more »
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ACT NOW-YOUR RIGHTS ARE UNDER ATTACK!
During the past year, your right to hunt, fish and trap is under relentless attack by animal rights groups lead by Senator Raymond Lesniak and Assemblyman Timothy Eustace. These two politicians are using their position of power and network of politicians to take away your outdoor pursuits. They are even circumventing appropriate legislative committees and… Read more »
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NJOA CHAIRMAN GRIMBILAS HONORED AS SPORTSPERSON OF THE YEAR
Pete Grimbilas has been honored as the 2016 Jersey Coast Anglers Association’s Sportsperson-of-the-Year. Pete was nominated by the Saltwater Anglers of Bergen County and the New Jersey Outdoor Alliance. Pete is the current Chairman of the New Jersey Outdoor Alliance and has been a tireless advocate for protecting and promoting the fishing rights of all… Read more »
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SUPERIOR COURT UPHOLDS NJOA’S POSITION ON DOG PROOF TRAPS
A three Judge panel of the Appellate Division of the Superior Court found in a unanimous decision that the N.J. Fish and Game Council acted within its rights and the intent of the 1984 law that banned the steel jawed leg hold trap when it legalized the dog proof trap for use during the 2015/2016… Read more »
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SUPPORT N.J. SMZ STATUS FOR REEFS
This is a request from the New Jersey Outdoor Alliance to support Special Management Zone (SMZ) status for New Jersey’s offshore artificial reefs. A brief history; NJ’s artificial reefs are built with recreational angler dollars, either thru direct contributions or via Wallop-Breaux taxes on sporting goods. This is part of the US Fish and Wildlife… 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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