I am not sure yet, what i will take.
What rifle are you taking out for coyote and fox with the permit in 2014?
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Yes, if you are legal to use a rifle in NJ you need the rifle permit then the $2.00 "special season" permit for fox and yotes.
Jerseyfirefighter, I'm all for people getting exited and the use of rifles seems to be bringing a lot of interest in hunting which is a good thing. The more interest and participation ensures the future of out sport, the regs for this season are pretty clear I just hope people are safe and follow the regs to insure this season stays around. The AR's are great for hunting, I built mine specifically for coyotes but I also have a H&R .243 I will be taking out, at least that rifle isn't a "evil black assault rifle"
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In the delusional mind of the anti-hunter and average Democrat they're ALL evil black assault rifles.
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Or shotgun with #4 shot or larger... The special permit seems to be for night time hunting only. Is that when it all happens? or is it possible during the day also?
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I hear the best times during the day are half hour after sunrise and half hour before sunset, I noticed a lot of coyote activity while deer hunting at this times also. I have seen fox mid mornings walking around but I have a feeling I'm going to be sitting with my rifle a while without any luck but then again I have never ran a call during the day before to see who and how anything reacts.
Night time with the shotgun is another story, it's pretty intense.
Thanks for posting the lowest shot size. I knew there was a limitation in the regs but was on the toilet and couldn't grab my digest.
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Where in the laws does it talk about clip size or how many rounds in the rifle?can u use a 15 round mag with 3 rounds in it. Would assume we dont need to locate a 3 round clip for a AR
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I did read somewhere you can use the clip but limited to 3 rounds, I am trying to find out what it means for stand hunting,is that tree stand or only allowed to walk around and still hunt,I thought you coundnt use a tree stand or a seat,and hunter orange not required,rules are confusing on this one for sure lol
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Sept. 14 – Nov. 8 but only in DMZs open for early fall bow deer hunting; otherwise Sept. 28 – Nov. 8
Nov.9–March15— Firearm or Bow
Jan. 1 – March 15 — Special Permit Season
(Permit required with shot larger than #4 fine thru #4 Buck sizes and/or nighttime hunting and/or using a muzzleloading rifle other than incidental to deer hunting and/or using a modern rifle)
1⁄2 hour before sunrise to 1⁄2 hour after sunset
1⁄2 hour before sunrise to 1⁄2 hour after sunset, except 8 a.m. start on Nov. 9
1⁄2 hour before sunrise to 1⁄2 hour after sunset
1⁄2 hour after sunset to 1⁄2 hour before sunrise
Bow: long, recurve, compound or crossbow
See General Small Game Hunting Methods above.
Bow: long, recurve, compound or crossbow
See General Small Game Hunting Methods, above.
Bow: long, recurve, compound or crossbow
See General Small Game Hunting Methods, above.
Shotgun: single or dou- ble barrel. Not smaller than 12 gauge or larger than 10 gauge, capable of holding no more than 3 shells.
Shot: sizes not smaller than #4 fine shot or larger than T
Shotgun and Shot Size: See General Small Game Hunting Methods, above.
Shotgun: single or double barrel. Not smaller than 12 gauge or larger than 10 gauge, capable of holding no more than 3 shells.
Shot: Not smaller than BB or larger than #4 Buck. Pellets must be lead or a tungsten-nickel-iron hybrid.
Muzzleloading rifle: single-shot, single barrel no less than .44 caliber. Flintlock, percussion and in-line ignitions permitted, loaded only with a single projectile, either round ball or conical bullet. Electronic ignitions prohibited.
Centerfire rifles: From .17 to maximum of .25 caliber with soft point or hollow point bullets and maximum of 80 grains.
Rimfire rifles: From .17 to maximum of .22 caliber with soft point or hollow point bullets and maximum of 50 grains.
Hunter orange not required.
Use of dogs prohibited.
Daily bag: unlimited coyote or fox
Hunter orange required when using firearm. Muzzleloading rifle may be used only incidental to deer hunting.
Use of dogs permitted except not during Dec. 9–14, and Dec. 18.
Daily bag: unlimited coyote or fox
While hunting under the provisions of the Special Permit: Hunter orange is not required (but is recommended while traveling to/from hunting areas.) Hunting methods are restricted to calling and stand hunting. A predator-calling device must be in posses- sion. Use of dogs is prohibited. Use of bait is prohibited. Portable lights are allowed. Sunday hunting permitted: midnight Saturday to 1/2 hour before sunrise Sunday only. Possession of valid rifle permit required when using any rifle.
Daily bag: unlimited coyote or fox
Nov.9–March15— Firearm or Bow
Jan. 1 – March 15 — Special Permit Season
(Permit required with shot larger than #4 fine thru #4 Buck sizes and/or nighttime hunting and/or using a muzzleloading rifle other than incidental to deer hunting and/or using a modern rifle)
1⁄2 hour before sunrise to 1⁄2 hour after sunset
1⁄2 hour before sunrise to 1⁄2 hour after sunset, except 8 a.m. start on Nov. 9
1⁄2 hour before sunrise to 1⁄2 hour after sunset
1⁄2 hour after sunset to 1⁄2 hour before sunrise
Bow: long, recurve, compound or crossbow
See General Small Game Hunting Methods above.
Bow: long, recurve, compound or crossbow
See General Small Game Hunting Methods, above.
Bow: long, recurve, compound or crossbow
See General Small Game Hunting Methods, above.
Shotgun: single or dou- ble barrel. Not smaller than 12 gauge or larger than 10 gauge, capable of holding no more than 3 shells.
Shot: sizes not smaller than #4 fine shot or larger than T
Shotgun and Shot Size: See General Small Game Hunting Methods, above.
Shotgun: single or double barrel. Not smaller than 12 gauge or larger than 10 gauge, capable of holding no more than 3 shells.
Shot: Not smaller than BB or larger than #4 Buck. Pellets must be lead or a tungsten-nickel-iron hybrid.
Muzzleloading rifle: single-shot, single barrel no less than .44 caliber. Flintlock, percussion and in-line ignitions permitted, loaded only with a single projectile, either round ball or conical bullet. Electronic ignitions prohibited.
Centerfire rifles: From .17 to maximum of .25 caliber with soft point or hollow point bullets and maximum of 80 grains.
Rimfire rifles: From .17 to maximum of .22 caliber with soft point or hollow point bullets and maximum of 50 grains.
Hunter orange not required.
Use of dogs prohibited.
Daily bag: unlimited coyote or fox
Hunter orange required when using firearm. Muzzleloading rifle may be used only incidental to deer hunting.
Use of dogs permitted except not during Dec. 9–14, and Dec. 18.
Daily bag: unlimited coyote or fox
While hunting under the provisions of the Special Permit: Hunter orange is not required (but is recommended while traveling to/from hunting areas.) Hunting methods are restricted to calling and stand hunting. A predator-calling device must be in posses- sion. Use of dogs is prohibited. Use of bait is prohibited. Portable lights are allowed. Sunday hunting permitted: midnight Saturday to 1/2 hour before sunrise Sunday only. Possession of valid rifle permit required when using any rifle.
Daily bag: unlimited coyote or fox
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Here it is in a different section
For complete details, and for when a permit is required, see Small Game Hunting, Coyote and Fox, page 62.
Calling and standing hunting only.
Predator calling device must be in possession.
See Coyote/Fox Season table, page 62, for firearm and
ammo restrictions.
Rifle permit required in possession when hunting with any legal rifle, allowed only during daytime hunting hours. During night hunting (1⁄2 hour after sunset to 1⁄2 hour before sun-
rise), only 10 or 12 gauge shotguns are permitted. See pellet restrictions in table on page 62. Coyote/fox permit required.
For complete details, and for when a permit is required, see Small Game Hunting, Coyote and Fox, page 62.
Calling and standing hunting only.
Predator calling device must be in possession.
See Coyote/Fox Season table, page 62, for firearm and
ammo restrictions.
Rifle permit required in possession when hunting with any legal rifle, allowed only during daytime hunting hours. During night hunting (1⁄2 hour after sunset to 1⁄2 hour before sun-
rise), only 10 or 12 gauge shotguns are permitted. See pellet restrictions in table on page 62. Coyote/fox permit required.
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So from I see you can't have a seat or be in a tree stand
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The shot sizes are a little confusing... from reading the digest it's larger than #4 fine and no larger than...
- #4 buck ½ hour before sunrise to ½ hour after sunset
- T ½ hour after sunset to ½ hour before sunrise
So 4 during the day, T over night.
I emailed the DFW on this point a few weeks ago because it was so confusing. But, once I got the response and I stared at the table on page 62 harder, it made sense.
Read and study page 62 and after a few magical incantations and sacrificing of small animals, you'll come to a state of enlightenment and understand it. :ko:
In short, you don't need a special yote/fox permit IF you are going to hunt them during the day using shotgun using #4 fine or smaller - in effect, without a special permit, you are hunting them under the "Small Game" regulations as normal.
However, you need a special yote/fox permit if you:
* want to hunt with a rifle (rifle only during the day! with special ammo restrictions, see page 62)
* or want to hunt at night (night is with shotgun only - and only with #4 fine through T)
* or want to hunt with shotgun during day with something larger than #4 fine - specifically must be between BB and #4 buck
I don't think NJ could have made it much more complicated if they tried (but I wouldn't put it past them
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Read and study page 62 and after a few magical incantations and sacrificing of small animals, you'll come to a state of enlightenment and understand it. :ko:
In short, you don't need a special yote/fox permit IF you are going to hunt them during the day using shotgun using #4 fine or smaller - in effect, without a special permit, you are hunting them under the "Small Game" regulations as normal.
However, you need a special yote/fox permit if you:
* want to hunt with a rifle (rifle only during the day! with special ammo restrictions, see page 62)
* or want to hunt at night (night is with shotgun only - and only with #4 fine through T)
* or want to hunt with shotgun during day with something larger than #4 fine - specifically must be between BB and #4 buck
I don't think NJ could have made it much more complicated if they tried (but I wouldn't put it past them
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Barrett 50 cal....lol
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Wrong. It basically means no stalking
- stand hunting
- Sitting in one place either on the ground or in a tree and waiting for animals to come to the hunter.
Hunting Dictionary
- Sitting in one place either on the ground or in a tree and waiting for animals to come to the hunter.
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I'm using my tallyban rifle this year( mp15t) and if i decide I like it I'll get a real gun for next year.
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Ill probably take the ole BB gun
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Gonna take ol faithful daisy red Ryder
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