2010-09-07T09:29:11Zhttp://www.newjerseyhunter.com/article86263.htmFound them on the only green grass aroundStormOutfitters2010-09-07T09:29:11Z2010-09-07T09:29:11ZFound about 35 birds on some fresh rye grass - have eliminated 50% of the population before they got onto us and shifted gears to "greener - AKA safer pastures"
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[IMG]http://i1041.photobucket.com/albums/b420/TwisterThunder/Sept%202010/IMG_1046.jpg[/IMG]http://www.newjerseyhunter.com/article86262.htmBoone & Crocket CountryWaterbird172010-09-07T09:17:55Z2010-09-07T09:17:55ZI reciently watched the show on the Outdoor Channel called Boone & Crocket Country.
Every Hunter should watch this show!
They talk about the untold role that hunters play in conservation and how animal rights groups try to dis-credit the MVP of conservation (hunters).
It is a GREAT show very educational about how conservstion works. Also it exposes how f'ed up some things in conservation are.
Its a really good show and anybody who hasnt seen it should try to watch at least one show.
I saw the one the other day about wolves and how they are sevearly damaging the ecosystem in the upper mid-west states and the animal rights groups are delaying the process in taking them off the endangered species list by making lawsuits about how the wolves still endangered. Its a big number game and they are making it into a joke.
You all should watch this show!http://www.newjerseyhunter.com/article86261.htmTEAM 5 is now "The THWACK PACK".. Let's Do It !!!Freedom First2010-09-07T08:54:19Z2010-09-07T08:54:19ZGood luck to all the Thwack Packers - let score early and often!
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www.luckcarmcharters.comhttp://www.newjerseyhunter.com/article86258.htmTrespassing things-to-knowducati2010-09-07T08:20:48Z2010-09-07T08:20:48ZI just had a lengthy discussion with a NJF&G LEO. I'm having an issue with trespassers ALREADY!
Land must be posted every 1/10th of a mile and visible from all sides.
If not posted, you can verbally tell someone they are trespassing, but no legal action can be taken unless they trespass after being told they are on your property.
You can get written permission from the landowner to prosecute trespassers on their behalf.
You have the right to ask for their C.I.D. # or take a picture of it. DO NOT TOUCH THEM OR ANY OF THEIR BELONGINGS!
DO NOT feel intimidated if the trespasser is a LEO of the town you are hunting. That's all I'll say about that one!
ALWAYS carry your signed permission slip and have your local NJF&G officers number handy.
I'll be posting my spot tomorrow;) You've been warned:Dhttp://www.newjerseyhunter.com/article86257.htmMental health question true or falseJeepGuY2010-09-07T08:11:32Z2010-09-07T08:11:32ZA friend sent this to me from another site was wondering if it is all true, somewhat true
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I hope this helps shine some light about the way records are kept.
As I understand it, there are two broad classes of records that can pertain to a person's medical history, including mental health records. They are:
The "HIPAA" class of records. These are national, privately maintained databases that have been established by medical consortiums for use primarily by insurance companies to evalute risk categories for people they cover or have applied for coverage. Records are created in these database whenever a person makes a claim for coverage on their insurance for a visit to any medical professional. Examples of these consortiums include
* MIB (the Medical Information Bureau)
* InteliScript
* MedPoint
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The "governmental" class of records. These are records that are maintained by governmental entities and, FOR THE MOST PART, are created ONLY as a result of a court order or proceeding (note that some proceedings, particularly probate court, where some of these decisions are made, can be very informal). A negative outcome for this kind of proceeding is a disqualifier federally ("prohibited person"), and depending on the reporting status of the state in question (not all states report everything to NICS - of course, NJ does), will prevent you from getting an FID or from purchasing at any transaction requiring a NICS check (FFL transaction). These include
* Competency hearings, where a court has decided that a person charged with a crime requires evaluation to determine whether he or she is competent to stand trial.
* Probate or probate-like hearings where an individual has been declared incapable of handling their own affairs. This typically involves the mentally handicapped or those who are having temporary issues - conservatorships fall into this category, such as Britney Spears' situation.
* Comittment proceedings, where a person has been formally declared insane and a potential danger to themselves or their community. This is also usually a probate proceeding.
* A special category of the above is the Physician's Emergency Certificate (PEC) - so named in NJ, and has similar names and functions in other states. This is where a doctor wants a person, as a result of a police visit or other encounter, to be evaluated overnight for mental health. These are tricky - in some states, they do NOT count as a NICS reportable event. In some, like NJ, they do. This would require research for a person who believes they may fall into this category.
* Not guilty by reason of insanity findings by a court.
In NJ, there is a special county-level position called the county adjuster. One of their primary responsibilities is maintaining records of anything in the second category (see above), and attendance at ANY STATE FACILITY. For non-NJ records, I believe this is handled by the "13-point check" (NCIC/III/NICS, etc.) that occurs during the record check performed by the NJSP/SBI. When you apply for your FID/PPID, the mental health form you fill out is handled by the county adjuster for your count[ies] that you have lived in while in NJ. In theory, you should be able to contact the adjuster directly and request your own records.
The mental health records check involves ONLY THE SECOND CATEGORY of records, NOT THE FIRST. The first are governed by HIPAA (and the FCRA, maintained but not dispensed in a similar fashion to your credit record), only pertain to the last 7 years, and these organizations only deal with member organizations, not the government. They will ONLY give records to third parties with the written consent of the subject of the record, and ONLY if the release form specifically names the agency requesting the info (the NJ form does not do this). The second category can be retained indefinitely, but this can vary drastically from one jurisdiction to another, depending on the proceeding, and the jurisdiction's use/migration of technology (e.g., computerization). NICS didn't really begin maintaining records, if my recollection is correct, until around late 1998.
The first category is [today] safe from government scrutiny. The second is not, but negative history there can be handled via an expungement. This is a very specialized area of the law at the county, state, and federal level, and NJ is making it harder all the time to keep even expunged information from prohibiting a person from exercising their rights permanently. If you believe you fall into the second category, you should consult an attorney.
Anyway, I am also NOT a lawyer, and this may not directly answer your question, but I thought this would be useful information for the community. In your case, I seriously doubt you have anything to worry about. Good luck to you.http://www.newjerseyhunter.com/article86256.htmA&M Meatsjerseybowman2010-09-07T08:06:10Z2010-09-07T08:06:10ZConsidering trying a A&M this year to do my processing. Anybody have any feedback or ever used them? Anything would be helful. thankshttp://www.newjerseyhunter.com/article86255.htmwtb remington 870, 1100 or 1187cmazz262010-09-07T08:04:57Z2010-09-07T08:04:57Zas the title says looking for one of those three my friend got a 1100 with a couple boxes of ammo for $275 looking for a similar deal
thanks!http://www.newjerseyhunter.com/article86254.htmBaiting Tipstdeucealot2010-09-07T07:31:33Z2010-09-07T07:31:33ZHey guys...just a quick question. I finally just got some permission to hunt a buddy's property for the upcoming seasons so about 2 weeks ago i went out and scouted a bit. I found some signs and finally a good enough tree to set up in. So that day i cleared some good shooting lanes and let the spot sit for a week. I went back on Monday with a 5 lb bag of acorn rage and figured i'd give it a try i spread it out in a few spots off a pretty well established trail. I realize that baiting an area shouldnt necessarily be done only a week before the start of the season. So my question is did i bait too early considering it was only a 5 lb bag? Should i bring another bag of Rage or just a bag of regular corn Friday?http://www.newjerseyhunter.com/article86253.htmWTB Kids Dirt Bikeguttpile2010-09-07T07:09:11Z2010-09-07T07:09:11ZI am looking for a 50 - 70 cc dirt bike. Please PM me if you have one to sell. Needed for sons BDAY on the 18th.