DeerSlayer

RTSP in Randolph, or Gun for Hire Woodland park range.

Simon Peter Sport in Andover/Newton (Sussex County) on Rt. 206. Stocks them. I bought my Muzzle loader there. Kind of a hike from South Jersey. Great guys that own that shop though.

Your not going to find much if anything with ejectors below $1000. That's an extractor budget. I like my Browning Citori but they are in the $2k and up range depending on the wood. I also have a traditions I believe was around $1600 that also has ejectors. I skeet shoot with a Mossberg silver reserve trap model $700 was the price tag on that one. It has the ported barrels and comes with extractors not ejectors unfortunately. But it's easy on the shoulder after a full day of shooting. My buddy has his Stoger sent out right now for firing pin repair, they refuse to warranty it as well.

I like it, out of 32 teams I only get bummed if one of them wins;)

I'm happy as long as the Eagles loose in the playoffs. I will be elated if they made it to the supper bowl and lost.

I will have a good season routing for whoever is playing the eagles. I'm a fan of 31 NFL teams.

No only the eagles haven't won superbowls.

Now I remember why I order everything from Ty at Midwest...

In NJ you can hunt Coyote, fox, groundhog, coon and dispatch trapped game with .22, if you hunt NJ with a 10/22 remember you can only have three rounds of ammo in the guy while hunting. Also legal is Air rifle for squirrel, & rabbit I believe.

I started with traditional archery as a kid. That's not easy, and the range is limited. Not that I have a problem with it, definitely takes a real man to use traditional equipment. I actually really love the crossbow these days. I like to kill deer sitting down with precision silently. If I'm after a big buck I bring the Matthews. For meat it's the Parker Cyclone all day.

I believe giants fans are ready for a change in coaching staff. I would love to see Bill Cowher take the job. He wanted it a few years ago but they weren't ready to release Tom Caughlin yet. I believe they are now. And hopefully Cowher is ready to come back as an NFL coach. Eli is fine if you surround him with the right players. He's no Tom Brady that can make chicken soup out of chicken S@$t. With the right players around him they can make a winning offense work it's been proven.

Could be squirrel hunting thats open.

Don't forget about the Jackson Whites lol... they're in those woods too... I assume you know no discharge laws towns pass do not effect hunting? townships have no atthority to stop anyone from legally engaging in hunting activities. As long as its not on township owned property. As far as archery target practice in your yard goes there's not much they can do about that either, unless your launching projectiles into your neighbors yard. I personally like shooting the bow in the basement or garage anyway removes wind from the equation. Maybe this is why I don't live in Bergen county. My father wonders why I don't enjoy visiting him in Maywood.

Upstate works, I can't imagine setting up a treestand in Hackensack, River Edge, Closter, or Alpine lol...

As long as you find someone with the same draw length as you are, should be good to go. I'm 5'6" 140 lbs but that doesn't tell you what your arm length and chest width is. That's what matters. My draw length is 25.5". You need to get measured. Unless you planned on using a crossbow that makes no difference. I Live In Sussex County About 40 Min West Of you. If you're hunting in Jersey chances are it's going to be out this way. I don't know of too many places in Bergen county open to hunting. There probably is someplace legal though.

I'm going to have to turn mine sideways too. I have 6 stairs to go up into the front door. Can't wait should be fun it's about the same 600 lbs. I have heat in my garage but I leave it off unless I go gut there. That would be way easier than bringing it into the house.

I'm picking my safe up next week, borrowing a trailer and bringing a buddy. I have a good appliance cart I use to move boilers. They will deliver but the charge was like $200.

I've been a bow hunter for two decades, I recommend buying a middle of the road bow to get started, Nothing more than 2 seasons old if your going to buy used. Take it to a good archery shop like Simon Peter sport. Or in south central jersey just archery is a good store. Have a pro measure your draw length and cut your arrows properly. Then practice practice practice. Starting in late July shoot every day for about 20 minutes. It's important to get your muscles used to drawing and holding for long periods of time. When your drawn back on a deer in your stand sometimes it can take a few minutes for the proper shot to present itself. You will be standing up in your tree completely still holding that draw for what feels like hours. This is why practice is so important. If you move the deer will bust you and be gone before you can blink. It's even more difficult when there are multiple deer with more eyes watching. I also highly recommend a quality treestand and a good safety harness like the Hunter Safety System. That what I use. It's also good to start out with a mentor, there's year's of tricks and tips an experienced guy can share with you that will take forever for you to learn by making mistakes. If your in North Jersey I would be happy to help you get started.

My town picks them up bagged only. Or you can bring them to the township recycling center to dump them yourself. I have a cliff in my backyard, my leaves pull a Thelma & Louise via Stihl blower off of it lol.

"At the moment""Ass to mouth" Lol

No plowing for me, I sold that truck. I'm a plumber, my business is in Randolph. Wish I could help you out. I know guy in Randolph that plows if you want his number.

The trick is to blow the pile downstream of your driveway, then it becomes your neighbors problem lol. I admit I'm the guy driving around town smashing garbage cans. I actually did nail one last week on south road that blew out in front of my work van no way I was stopping in time, no place to swerve to safely.

Your attic is finished and heated I assume? Because around here if you run pipes into an attic they freeze in the winter. They do install water pipe and equipment in attics down south like Texas, but above Virginia its not possible. I wouldn't be able to give a price until I looked at what you want to do. But your going to need gas pipe installed. Do you already have natural gas in your house now?

Thats for a high efficiency furnace, a coil, and multi stage condenser. A complete boiler with all new near boiler piping is more like $7,500 + Installed depending on what is needed, every system is different. with an indirect, spirovent, pump comes with the boiler usually sometimes grundfos sometimes taco. I usually install Burnham. I dont like crown so I don't sell them unless the customer specifically wants one. Their warranty services suck I hope to never deal with them again. If its a Buderus or Viessman its more. I don't sell lower quality equipment like Utica, WeilMclain, Crown, Peerless, Slant Fin, Williamson. Not worth the trouble to me later to save a few hundred on equipment IMO.

I got the Sentinel 64 gun + 4 with personal safe tonight from Rockaway store. It should be at the store for me next week to pick up. $799.98 no sales tax. Thanks for posting the pre black Friday sale list Krdshrk!