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NJ Fish and Game Council is under attack.

ACTION ALERT N.J. Fish & Game Council Changes Threaten Hunting, Fishing & Trapping New Jersey Legislative Bills A6055/S4893 would remove three sportsmen from the Fish & Game Council and replace them with animal-welfare advocates — including a possible Chair. This means less science-based management and more anti-hunting & anti-fishing influence on decisions that directly affect you. Why It Matters to You If these bills pass, […]

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NJOA questions for the Gubernatorial Candidates

The New Jersey Outdoor Alliance prepared a set of questions for both gubernatorial candidates to determine how they would support anglers, hunters and trappers.  Jack Ciattarellli provided the following answers. Unfortunately, the Sherrill campaign denied a meeting with the NJOA despite multiple requests and did not respond to our questions so we don’t know her position on

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NJOA Meets with Jack Ciatterelli

 NJOA Meets with Gubernatorial Candidate Jack Ciattarelli With New Jersey’s governor election set for this November, NJOA has reached out to both major party candidates and requested meetings.    As a result, NJOA recently met with republican gubernatorial candidate Jack Ciattarelli at his headquarters in Somerville.  We had a productive and wide-ranging discussion regarding his environmental platform,

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It’s déjà Vu All Over Again!

In February 2024, seven sportsmen’s groups, including NJOA, met with the assistant commissioners of DEP’s Parks and Forestry and Fish and Wildlife to discuss our concerns with the proposed road closures at Wharton State Forest. Although sportsmen are not the problem, road closures to prevent illegal off roading in sensitive areas, affect our activities.  At that

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Support the New Jersey Comprehensive Black Bear Policy

The New Jersey Black Bear Policy has been under attack by anti-hunting forces for years.  This year’s hunt was approved as an emergency measure but we still need to adopt a Comprehensive Black Bear Management Policy to insure that the hunt continues after this year.  The state is soliciting comments on the CBBMP.  You can be sure that

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