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Game Warden Question

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For the past few years now, we have had a hunter coming either really close to, or ONTO our property to hunt (it is all posted no-hunting) and I am getting a bit tired of the BS. Now I am not hunter by any means, but this guy does NOT take his kills. I have seen deer stockpiled 3 high before. I am 99% sure its the same person who "spotlights" the field next to me (which is basically aiming towards my home.) and possibly part of the two man crew I heard unload 12 shots very quickly on multiple occasions :roll: Today I was out stacking some firewood when I hear a shot go off, now I believe its a muzzleloader day today, but when I looked I saw the smoke drifiting across the field so I knew it came from my woods. We butt up to a large farm, but the deer were running across my field and I believe they shot in that direction. Where can I call, because this person has balls and is getting VERY close to my home and my animals. Todays incident was within about 300 feet from my back door.

 

Any help would be great.

 

Jon

If you really want to put an end to it call the game warden, they tend to be merciless.

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Yeah, I have what I believe to be the number but I am not sure. I will call it tomorrow if it happens again and see where it leads me.

anything closer than 450 ft is no go.I always liked the safty zone signs better they scream hey stupid you are to close

Every year we have duck hunters shooting from across the river and raining pellets onto our boats. We used to call the cops but they just say there is nothing they can do.

If you really want to put an end to it call the game warden, they tend to be merciless.

agreed

New Jersey Division of Fish & Wildlife

 

Law Enforcement - 908-735-8240 (Bergen, Essex, Hudson, Hunterdon, Morris, Passaic, Somerset, Sussex, Union, Warren)

 

Law Enforcement - 609-259-2120 (Burlington, Mercer, Middlesex, Monmouth, Ocean)

 

Law Enforcement - 856-629-0555 (Atlantic, Camden, Cape May, Cumberland, Gloucester, Salem)

I would DEFINATELY say to call the law enforcement div of Fish and game.

I hate it when ASSHOLES ABUSE OUR RIGHTS AND LANDS!!!!!

 

 

I hope you find them, and I hope they get banned for 7 years.

Good luck. PS, you can carry on your own property you know... :lol:

Good luck. PS, you can carry on your own property you know... :lol:

 

 

Thats what I was thinking...

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Trust me, I was :-) Well, we have a rabid raccoon that I need to take care of also, so I already have had the shotgun out there while I have been splitting/stacking this firewood. I see it when I dont have the shotgun with me, go figure.

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We have ALOT of deer, and we dont want people hunting the property because of the horses. On our property, the neighbors, and the huge farm behind us (has something like 150 or more horses) and these people dont know when too close is too close I guess.

  • 2 weeks later...

If you see them around get a plate or description for when you call it in.

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