Good question, I'd say all of them. New jersey as a whole.
To the north you have expanses of wilderness and public land, that if you are not familiar with is very hard to fill a tag
To the south you have expanses of wilderness and public land, that if you are not familiar with, is very hard to fill a tag
In between you have hundreds of thousands of acres of WMA's. On these Wma's you have clubs that drive them out who think they own the place. Then you have the guys sitting in a tree stand that they hung in the early season that they think they own the place.
Scattered thougout are beautiful pastoral farms, far removed from the typical urban sprawl that is synonymous with New Jersey. These farms are usually leased clubs, hunted by family or owned by antis.
5 % of private will allow you to hunt with a knock and smile and some help around the place.