FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE NEW JERSEY OUTDOOR ALLIANCE URGES LEGISLATORS TO REJECT LEAD AMMUNITION MANDATE Conservation Policy Should Be Based on Demonstrated Need, Sound Science, and Wildlife Management Expertise Howell- NJ The New Jersey Outdoor Alliance (NJOA) is urging lawmakers to reject Assembly Bill 5021 and Senate Bill 4225, legislation that would prohibit the use of traditional […]
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New Jersey Outdoor Alliance PO Box 655 Belmar, NJ 07719 800-508-2687 In addition to the oral comments given on April 29, 2026, the New Jersey Outdoor Alliance (NJOA) submits the following comments on the proposed 2026-2027 Game Code (Proposal Number: PRN 2026-026): During the recodification and rearrangement of sections of the Game Code, NJOA notes that there are
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We appreciate all the help we can get to stop animal rights radicals from taking over the Fish and Game Council.
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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 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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On Friday February 23, 2024 members of seven sportsmen’s groups met with Assistant Commissioners Golden and Cecil to discuss our concerns over the proposed road closures and the effects they would have on our constituents. The meeting was productive in that all of our positions were made clear. We all had a problem with not being part
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