DeerSlayer

Thank you sir!

Got the kit, just don't have the time right now.

Thanks, my chili recipe is posted on this forum in the game recipe thread. http://www.njgunforums.com/forum/index.php?/topic/73370-Game-recipes

Most fun gun in my safe. And there's a multitude of choices in there.

Parker cyclone cross bow. And a Matthews Z7 compound. Depends on my mood that day. I hunt Zone9. Mrs. Deerslayer made a venison meatloaf last night. We don't buy meat from the grocery store except chicken on occasion, and bacon once in a while. One of my stands. Here's another on the same property. Here's a peach glazed duck I killed on Lk Hopatcong. Around my stands. I turn this Into some banging chili! Jerkey in the smoker. I smoke these too! Can't eat deer every day. And once in a while when I feel like living dangerously on state land, we eat this. I take organic to a whole-nutta-level lol...

I hunt a private farm for deer also. Bow only.

They ware gold chains with chest hair sticking out of their half buttoned shirts as well. Yeah I know exactly whom of which you speak. My brush pants and vest have dirt stains on them from hitting the deck a few times. All my buddies wonder why they have to twist my arm to go bird hunting on state land. This is why. Sad part for me is, most of my family probably hails from the same villages as their ancestors did. I can tell by the last names they call eachother by. I'm not a fan of hunting with Rocco, Rocco, and Antny either my friend.

Correct, It's shorts but I'm not 100% sure that they allow a handgun for dispatch. I don't trap. I can find an answer to that question easily though.

Amen!

Flatbrook is 75yds and has a mountain behind the berm. I'm sure center fire would be safe there. But I wouldn't hold my breath that the game council will be allowing handgun or non rimfire rounds there anytime soon or ever.

What you should be looking for in a 10/63.

I have one what do you have to trade? I shot it twice probably 50 rounds or less through it. it's made after 08, which are the better 10/63's. has a smooth bolt (not gritty), and sights are straight. Mags go in and out smoothly as well, and don't rock around much like most do. I looked through half a dozen, and picked this one because it was the nicest. I would take $600 for this one, with two 10 round poly mags.

When I move there in the near future I plan on shooting in my backyard.

Probably why I didn't laugh I do like my Glocks. I wouldn't own an M&P if it were free can't stand the trigger.

Didn't I just see this thread on NJ hunter? Congrats on the new bow, good luck with it.

Someone owes me 2:36 of my life back.

Actually the state ranges are open to licensed hunters and their guests should they happen to bring them. Not the general public. When you buy a license you basically joined the range. I am a member of two different private ranges, because of the idiots I see at the state ranges as you have also witnessed.

Like I said that there are guys waiting to actually site in their guns to hunt on busy days. I get pissed when I go for that reason and 20 jerk-off's that don't even hunt are there plinking at all kinds of garbage they brought out to shoot for 2 hours. I just want to send two full mags down range at a piece of paper to make sure my optics are still on after dragging my gun through the woods. Then go home and enjoy the rest of my day. If we allowed handguns people would be there all day wasting others time. Since you can't hunt with them they have no business being there. Again a separate range for handgun I would be cool with, because It wouldn't interfere with guys there for the ranges true purpose. No the clay range is also for hunting practice. They're called "clay birds" for a reason my bro. Pheasant, quail, woodcock, crow, ducks, and geese are all "shot on the wing". Clay birds are fun to shoot yes and can be recreational, but the reason the WMA'S have them is for the purpose of hunting practice.

For what purpose would you need to practice shooting a .22lr hand gun for hunting in NJ? The reason the 5 WMA'S in the state that have ranges is for hunting practice, and sighting in hunting rifles, air guns, shotguns, and muzzle loading rifles for clean quick kills. It's not a "free" public range for recreational shooting. I agree we should be able to sight in centerfire rifles up to .25cal since you can hunt groundhog & coyote/fox with them. But until handgun hunting becomes legal in this state they don't belong on WMA'S for practice. Join a private range for that. While you're there messing around with a .22lr handgun, there's a serious hunter waiting in line behind you to sight in his gun for actual hunting. It's just not right, or the intended purpose of the ranges. FYI black river wma has a separate handgun range but it's only for the CO's to practice on, and used during hunter ed for the rifle portion of the test. If they opened it to the public for handguns I wouldn't complain, but I highly doubt they ever will.

I have no idea lol, weren't they from Bergenfield? https://m.facebook.com/Muckypup?refsrc=https://www.facebook.com/Muckypup Still around Jersey apparently.

I like your site. I believe some say a loaded or unloaded magazine could be considered "a part of a gun". But I don't believe there is anything saying such in any law. Nor has a test case been tried confirming or denying this I'm aware of.

They have an app. Has all the podcasts in it. I dig it because I can listen to shows while driving, by streaming my phone to my stereo via Bluetooth.

Yep perfectly ok, I take my nephew all the time. He likes mag dumping my 15/22 lol.

Took me back to freshman year of high school.

Yep its $5 and gives you a bunch of other channels I never watch. Outdoor I do watch though.