2020-21Small Game Regulations
Small Game HuntingR EG U L AT I O N SRegulations in red are new this year.valid hunting license (Bowand Arrow, Firearm or All-Around Sportsman)is required to pursue any small game species. Seepage 20 for General Hunting Regulations. The seasonfor ruffed grouse is closed statewide. The use ofdogs, unless specifically stated otherwise, is permitted to pursue any small game species, except wildturkey. Hunting for those species shown on page 51A CURRENT ANDis prohibited during the statewide Six-day Firearm(deer) Season and on the Wednesday of the PermitShotgun (deer) Season that immediately follows theSix-day Firearm Season. For exceptions, see Coyoteand Fox and Semi-wild and Commercial Preserve Hunting sections below. Sunday hunting is prohibited;see Raccoon and Opossum, page 49 plus Semi-wildand Commercial Shooting Preserves for exceptions.Season Dates and Bag Limits: The Small GameHunting Seasons table on page 51 lists dates, huntingFive-step Guide to Using theCoyote/Fox Regulation Chart1. Which column(s) include the date you wantto hunt?4. For non-permit seasons (Bow Only andGeneral seasons), follow regulations in thecolumn that includes your hunt date.2. What weapon type will be used?5. For Special Permit Season, follow regulations in column matching hunting hours.3. Follow across the row of Permit Requirements for weapon/shot size/huntinghours to determine if a permit is required.hours and daily bag limits for all small game speciesopen for hunting.General Small Game Hunting Methods: Properly licensed hunters may hunt small game with shotguns or bow and arrow and limited hunting withsmall caliber rifles; see air gun and coyote/fox regulations. See also General Hunting Regulations, page 20.Shotgun: Unless specifically stated otherwise,shotguns for small game hunting may be single ordouble barrel, rifled or smoothbore and not largerthan 10-gauge or smaller than .410 caliber andcapable of holding no more than three shells.Shot: Unless specifically stated otherwise, shotsize for small game hunting may be no larger than#4 fine shot.Bow and Arrow: All bows must meet the requirements specified in General Hunting Regulations,page 20. For taking game birds in flight, arrowsequipped with an edged head are prohibited. Flu fluarrows are required for taking game birds in flight.Air gun: Air guns may be used for taking cottontailrabbit, hare and gray squirrel using ammunition notsmaller than .177 caliber or larger than .22 caliber.Air gun BBs are not legal for hunting. See also AirCoyote / Fox SeasonsAn Apprentice License is not valid for taking coyotes or fox at any time.SeasonDatesGeneral Season(Bow or Shotgun)Bow Only SeasonOct. 3–Nov. 6 (except Sundays)Special Permit Season(Bow, Shotgun, Muzzleloading or Modern Rifle)Nov. 7–March 15 (except Sundays andDec. 7–12, 16)Jan. 1–Mar. 15 (except Sundays*)Permit required when:PermitRequirementsHoursWeapon Typeand ProjectilesPermittedUsing shotgun shot sizes larger than #4 fine through #3 buckNighttime huntingUsing a muzzleloading rifle aside from when deer huntingUsing a modern rifle (centerfire and rimfire rifles)½ hour after sunset to½ hour before sunrise to ½ hour after sunset½ hour before sunrise* NoneNone½ hour before sunrise to ½ hourafter sunsetBow: long, recurve, compound orcrossbow (See Bow and ArrowRegulations, pg. 26)½ hour before sunrise to ½ hour aftersunset, except 8 a.m. start on Nov. 7Bow: long, recurve, compound or crossbow (See Bow and Arrow Regulations, pg. 26)Shotgun: single or double barrel. Notsmaller than 20 gauge or larger than 10gauge, capable of holding no more than 3shells. Shot Size: no larger than #4 fine.All Firearms ProhibitedAll Rifles ProhibitedBow: long, recurve, compound or crossbow (See Bow andArrow Regulations, pg. 26)Shotgun: single or double barrel. Not smaller than 20 gaugeor larger than 10 gauge, capable of holding no more than3 shells. Shot Size: no smaller than BB or larger than #3Buck. Pellets must be lead or a tungsten-nickel-iron hybrid.Muzzleloading rifle: single-shot, single barrel no less than,.44 caliber. Flintlock, percussion and in-line ignitions permitted, loaded only with a single projectile, either round ballor conical bullet. Electronic ignitions prohibited.Centerfire rifles: from .17 to maximum of .25 caliber withsoft point or hollow point bullets and maximum of 80 grains.Rimfire rifles: from .17 to maximum of .22 caliber with softpoint or hollow point bullets and maximum of 50 grains.MannerMethodBaitPredator CallDecoysDogsHunter OrangeDaily Bag Limit48 Call, stalk or standGround, elevated or other structureNot closer than 300 ft. when hunterelevated or in other structureAllowed (manual/electronic)Allowed (no live decoys)Use prohibitedOptionalUnlimitedNew Jersey Hunting & Trapping DigestCall, hound, stalk or standGround, elevated or other structureNot closer than 300 ft when hunterelevated or in other structureAllowed (manual/electronic)Allowed (no live decoys)Allowed (except Dec. 7–12, 16)Required (if using a firearm)UnlimitedShotgun: single or double barrel. Not smallerthan 20 gauge or largerthan 10 gauge, capableof holding no more than3 shells. Shot Size: nosmaller than #4 fineshot or larger than T.* Hunting must cease at11:59 p.m. on Saturday evenings A modern rifle magazine does not need to bepinned (plugged), but it may not be loadedwith more than 3 cartridges.Call or standGround, elevated or other structureUse prohibitedRequired (manual/electronic)Allowed (no live decoys)Use 20 Issue
Small Game HuntingR EG U L AT I O N SGuns under Firearms and Missiles, page 21.Muzzleloading Rifles: For limited small gamerifle hunting, see below for Coyote and Fox—SpecialPermit Season, Squirrel—Muzzleloading Rifle Seasonand Woodchuck for restrictions.Wildlife Damage: Property owners or theiragents, and occupants of dwellings that are sufferingdamage from coyote, fox, opossum, raccoon, skunk,squirrel, weasel or woodchuck may control them bylawful means at any time subject to local ordinances.Coyote and Fox, Generaland Special Permit SeasonsSee chart on page 48 for the bow only, general andspecial permit season regulations for coyote and fox.The Special Permit SeasonAllows Hunters to:ADDITIONAL Harvest ofCoyote/Fox AllowedIn addition to regulations specified in the page 48table, hunters have the following opportunities: Turkey Season — Properly licensed turkey hunters may legally harvest coyotes, but NOT fox, ifencountered incidental to legal turkey hunting.Turkey hunters shall not actively pursue coyotesor have coyote calls or decoys in possession. Firearm Deer Seasons — Properly licenseddeer hunters may legally harvest coyotes or foxincidental to legal deer hunting during the Sixday Firearm, Permit Muzzleloader and Permit Shotgun seasons only if the coyote or fox isencountered before the hunter has taken the seasonbag limit of deer. After the daily bag limit of deerhas been taken, the hunter must cease huntingimmediately. Incidental hunting of coyote or foxwhile deer hunting may resume the following day(provided the season remains open and the seasonbag limit of deer has not been reached).» Only applicable projectiles used for deerhunting may be used to take coyote and foxincidental to deer hunting in the seasonsoutlined.1. Hunt at night with 10-12 gauge shotgun andshot size #4 fine to "T".2. Use 10-20 gauge shotgun using shot size "BB"to #3 Buckshot during daylight.3. Use a muzzleloading or small caliber rifle during daylight.4. Hunt without the hunter orange requirement.Other Important Notes:5. Use of dogs is prohibited when hunting under Coyote and fox hunting are allowed on WMAsSpecial Permit provisions.including all legal sporting arms listed in the tableon page 28.Purchasing a Special Coyote/Fox Permit: Baiting for coyote/fox is prohibited while hunting A 2 permit is required.elevated in a standing tree or in a structure of any Permits are available at any license agent, or viakind within 300 feet of a baited area.www.NJ.WildlifeLicense.com A license must be purchased prior to, or in conjunction with, the purchase of a special seasoncoyote/fox permit.The rabbit and hare hunting season will begin the lastSaturday in September. The early opening date allowsHarvest Reporting:for hunting opportunity when rabbit populations All coyote and GRAY fox harvests must beare at their peak. Air guns may be used for takingreported by 8 p.m. on the day of harvest. REDcottontail rabbit and hare using ammunition notfox harvests do NOT need to be reported.smaller than .177 caliber or larger than .22 caliber. Use deer management zone (DMZ) boundariesSee also Air Guns under Firearms and Missiles, pageto report harvest location.21 and General Small Game Hunting Methods, page 48.Two Options for Reporting:See Small Game Hunting Seasons chart, page 511. Call 1-855-I HUNT NJ (1-855-448-6865); OR for season dates and bag limits.2. Report at www.NJ.WildlifeLicense.com viamobile device or computerAndrew Burnett/NJ Div. Fish and WildlifeFrank Virgilio receives an award at the N.J. PredatorHunters Convention from President Ted Borz.Dog Training: Dogs may be trained during themonth of September and from March 2 to May 1,inclusive. The training hours are one hour aftersunset to one hour before sunrise.Squirrel, Regular SeasonAir guns may be used for taking squirrel using ammunition not smaller than .177 caliber or larger than.22 caliber. See also Air Guns under Firearms andMissiles, page 21 and General Small Game HuntingMethods, page 48. See Small Game Hunting Seasonschart, page 51.Rabbit and HareRaccoon and OpossumFirearm AmmunitionLegal for HuntingCoyote and Foxin New JerseyScan this QR code or visit us atNJFishandWildlife.com/coyotefox ammo.htm for a referencechart useful for coyote-foxhunting during seasons thatoverlap other game species.2020 IssueSquirrelMuzzleloading RifleSeason ZonesFor a complete description of the squirrelhunting areas, scan this QR code with yourmobile device or go to oading RifleSquirrel AreasSee Small Game Hunting Seasons chart, page 51 forseason dates and bag limits.Hours: Hunting may not begin until one hourafter sunset on the opening day of the season. Onall other days open during the season, the hours ofhunting are one hour after sunset to one hour beforesunrise. Persons may hunt raccoon and opossumon Sunday mornings only between the hours of12:01 a.m. and one hour before sunrise during theprescribed season.Hunting methods: Portable lights are permitted.Fluorescent orange is encouraged but not required onouter clothing while hunting raccoon and opossum.A current and valid Rifle Permit is required whenpossessing a .22 caliber rifle while hunting raccoonand opossum. Only .22 caliber shorts are permitted.Apprentice License holder are not permitted touse rifles, obtain rifle permits or hunt at night.NJFishandWildlife.comNew Jersey Hunting & Trapping Digest 49
Small Game HuntingR EG U L AT I O N SRegulations in red are new this year.Berkshire Valley, Millville (Bevan), Black River,Clinton, Colliers Mills, Dix, Flatbrook, Glassboro,Greenwood (including Howardsville), Heislerville,Tuckahoe (MacNamara), Mad Horse, Manahawkin,Manasquan River, Medford, Nantuxent, Peaslee,Pequest, Port Republic, Rockport, Stafford Forge,Persons holding a current and valid firearm licenseWalpack, Whittingham and Winslow. A currentand rifle permit may hunt for squirrels from sunand valid Pheasant and Quail Stamp is also requiredrise to ½ hour after sunset with a muzzleloadingat the Delaware River National Recreation Area.rifle (.36 caliber or smaller loaded with a singleprojectile) during the periods Sept. 26–Nov. 6 andJan. 2–Feb. 20. See Small Game Hunting Seasonschart, page 51.Wearing a hunter orange hat is required for all fireHunting for squirrel in the manner describedarm small game hunters on wildlife managementabove is restricted to the areas described.areas stocked with pheasant or quail.Fish and Wildlife anticipates pheasant and quailreleases to follow the table below. The table is aproposed schedule. To see the most up to dateSee Small Game Hunting Seasons chart, page 51 forstocking schedule changes or other necessary adjustseason dates and bag limits. See exceptions pagements, visit our website at NJFishandWildlife.com/52 for semi-wild and commercial preserve hunting.smgame info.htm.Pheasant and Quail Stamp Areas: Anyone agedPheasants are stocked after dark, the evening16 and over (except 16 year olds whose Youth Licensebefore the date listed on the chart.remains valid until Dec. 31 in the year they reach 16Maps showing the specific field locations for everyyears of age) hunting or possessing pheasant or quailstocked wildlife management area are now availableon the following designated wildlife managementhere: NJFishandWildlife.com/pheasmaps.htm.areas shall have in possession a current and validPheasant and Quail Stamp (Youth Hunting licensesinclude pheasant and quail stamp): Assunpink,Continued on page 52.Squirrel, MuzzleloadingRifle SeasonPheasant and Quail StockingPheasantPheasant Stocking Schedule 2020Stocking MapsScan this QR code or follow thelink for maps of the pheasantand quail stocked fields foreach stocked WMA. Go toNJFishandWildlife.com/pheasmaps.htm.Areas Open toQuail HuntingThe statewide quail hunting season isclosed except at Peaslee WMA and Greenwood Forest WMA where Fish and Wildlifewill provide hunters and falconers theopportunity to hunt for quail.No person may release quail for dog trainingpurposes on the following WMAs: Buckshutem,Dix, Egg Island, Fortescue, Millville (Bevans),Nantuxent, New Sweden and Stafford Forge.See Small Game Hunting Seasons chart,page 51 for season dates and bag limits.Exception: This statewide closure does notapply to certain semi-wild and commercialshooting preserves that were permitted tostock quail during the 2009–10 season.(Birds stocked the evening prior to the hunting dates listed.)Berkshire ValleyBlack RiverClintonDelaware WaterNorthernRegion Gap* olliers MillsGreenwood-Howardsville SectionCentralRegion ManahawkinManasquanMedfordStafford ForgeFort DixDixGlassboroHeislervilleMad HorseSouthernRegion MillvilleNantuxentPort RepublicTuckahoeWinslowStatewide 2Thurs12/24Tues12/29Thurs12/31SeasonTotalQuail Stocking Schedule 2020(Birds stocked the evening prior to the hunting dates easlee600280260400280400400280600260260400400For maps showing the areas to be stocked with pheasants during the small game season, visit NJFishandWildlife.com/smgame info.htm.* Number stocked subject to change based on pre-season farming practices and field conditions. Check for updates at the DFW website link, above.50 New Jersey Hunting & Trapping 020 Issue
Small Game Hunting SeasonsR EG U L AT I O N S2020–21 Small Game Hunting SeasonsSpecies (alphabetical)Inclusive DatesHunting HoursDaily LimitsBobwhite (quail)Coyote* and Fox*,GeneralAll coyote must bereported by 8:00 PMCoyote* and Fox*,Special Permit SeasonAll coyote must bereported by 8:00 PMCrow**(Mon., Thurs., Fri., Sat.)Grouse, RuffedAt Peaslee & Greenwood WMAsONLY: Nov. 7–Dec. 5; Dec. 14, 15,17–31 to Jan. 31 (except Sundays)Bow and Arrow only:Oct. 3–Nov. 6Firearm or Bow and Arrow:Nov. 7–Dec. 5; Dec. 14, 15 & 17–31 toMar. 15 (except Sundays)Sunrise to ½ hour after sunset4Aug. 10–Dec. 5** andDec. 14–Mar. 20 (See Notes.)Closed statewideNo exceptionsQuail may be hunted ONLY at Peaslee and Greenwood Forest WMAs. Pheasant and Quail Stamp required.Season closed in remainder of the state. (See exceptions underSemi-Wild and Commercial Preserve Hunting, page 52.)8 a.m. start on Nov. 7½ hour before sunrise to ½hour after sunsetNo limitSunday hunting for coyote/fox is not legal. All suchhunting must end at11:59 p.m. Saturday nightand may resume at12:01 a.m. Mondaymorning.Sunrise to ½ hour after sunsetSeason closed1 hour after sunset to 1 hourbefore sunriseOpossum, RaccoonOct. 1–Mar. 1 (except Sunday evenings)Pheasant & PartridgeNov. 7–Dec. 5; Dec. 14, 15 & 17–31 toSunrise to ½ hour after sunsetFeb. 15 (except Sundays)Rabbit, Hare &JackrabbitSept. 26–Dec. 5; Dec. 14, 15 & 17–31Sunrise to ½ hour after sunsetto Feb. 20 (except Sundays)Squirrel, GraySept. 26–Dec. 5; Dec. 14, 15 & 17–31Sunrise to ½ hour after sunsetto Feb. 20 (except Sundays)Squirrel, Gray:Muzzleloading Rifle(.36 caliber or smaller)Sept. 26–Nov. 6 and Jan. 2–Feb. 20(except Sundays)Calling and standing hunting only.Predator calling device must be in possession.No limitSee Coyote/Fox Season table, page 48, for firearm and ammorestrictions.Rifle Permit required in possession when hunting with anylegal rifle, allowed only during daytime hunting hours.During night hunting (½ hour after sunset to ½ hour beforesunrise), only 10–20 gauge shotguns are permitted. See pelletrestrictions in table on page 48. Coyote/fox Permit required.8 a.m. start on Nov. 7No limitMaximum shot size is #4Ruffed grouse may not be harvested anywhere in the state. See0page 56.Rifle Permit required when hunting with rifle.No limit7:41 p.m. start on Oct. 1. Closed Dec. 7–12 & 16.8 a.m. start on Nov. 7Partridge — 7Pheasant and Quail Stamp required on designated areasPheasant — 2(see Small Game Hunting page 50).Cottontail — 48 a.m. start on Nov. 7. Air guns are legal to harvest rabbits, hareHare — 1and jackrabbit. See Rabbit and Hare, page 49.Jackrabbit — 18 a.m. start on Nov. 7. Air guns are legal to harvest squirrel.5See Squirrel, Regular Season page 49.Sunrise to ½ hour after sunset5Rifle permit required.Designated areas only (see Squirrel, ML Rifle Season page 50).Turkey (Fall, Either-Sex) (Period N) Oct. 24, 26–311 Turkey (either Permit required. All Turkey Hunting Areas statewide are now opensex) per permit to fall hunting. See page 53.Turkey (Spring Gobbler)1 Male Turkeyper permitPermit required. See turkey hunting regulation, page 53.1 Male Turkeyper permitPermit required. See turkey hunting regulation, page 53.Turkey(Spring Gobbler, Youth)½ hour before sunrise to ½hour after sunset.½ hour before sunrise to noon;(Periods A to E) April 26–May 28, 2021 starting May 17, hours are ½hour before sunrise to sunset½ hour before sunrise to noon;(Period Y) April 24–May 28, 2021starting May 17, hours are ½hour before sunrise to sunsetDeer hunters may harvest coyote and fox during all open deerseasons with restrictions as specified under Small Game Hunting,Coyote and Fox, page 48.Rifle Permit required in possession when hunting with rifle(allowed only incidental to deer hunting).For complete details, and for when a permit is required, seeSmall Game Hunting, Coyote and Fox, page 49.Permit holders may hunt dayand night with certain restrictions; see Notes at right.Firearm or Bow and Arrow:Jan.1–Mar. 15 (except Sundays)(permit required)Notes8 a.m. start on Nov. 7Closed statewide; except at Peaslee& Greenwood WMA (see Notes)Woodchuck:Bow, Rifle or ShotgunMar. 2–Sept. 30, 2020 (except Sun.)Mar. 1–Sept. 29, 2021 (except Sun.)Woodchuck:Bow or ShotgunSept. 26–Dec. 5; Dec. 14, 15 & 17–31Sunrise to ½ hour after sunsetto Feb. 15 (except Sundays)North of Rt. 70: Oct. 17–31;Nov. 3–28 (except Sundays)Sunrise to sunsetSouth of Rt. 70: Nov. 7–Dec. 1;Dec. 17–Jan. 2, 2021 (except Sundays)Woodcock**Sunrise to ½ hour after sunsetNo limitRifle Permit required when hunting with rifle.Rifle hunting prohibited on state property (see General HuntingRegulations, page 20 and Woodchuck, page 52).No limit8 a.m. start on Nov. 73 daily;6 possessionHIP number required (see page 59).8 a.m. start on Nov. 71 Male WildPermit required.TurkeyPartridge — 7Youth Upland Bird Days Oct. 31 & Nov. 2–68 a.m. to sunsetPheasant — 2 Selected WMAs and licensed semi-wilds (see page 18).Quail — 4* All harvested coyotes and GRAY fox must be reported using the electronic license system by 8 pm. on the day of harvest. See page 49 for details.** The starting time to hunt migratory birds on Nov. 7 only on those WMAs designated as Pheasant and Quail Stamp Areas shall be 8 a.m. See list of areas, page 50.Youth Turkey Day2020 IssueApril 24, 2021½ hour before sunrise to noonNJFishandWildlife.comNew Jersey Hunting & Trapping Digest 51
Small Game HuntingR EG U L AT I O N SContinued from page 50.Woodchuck SeasonDatesSemi-Wild and CommercialPreserve HuntingWoodchuckRuffed GrouseSeason ClosedRuffed grouse rely on young forest habitatwhich currently comprise only 5% of stateforest lands. This lack of habitat has causedgrouse populations to decline below the levelnecessary to support a hunting season. In aneffort to reduce the decline, the grouse huntingseason is closed statewide. No exceptions.52 New Jersey Hunting & Trapping Digest.25 caliber or lessHollow point, soft point or expanding lead core bullets of any weight.Larger than .25 caliberHollow point, soft point or expanding lead core bullets of any weightnot exceeding 80 grains in weight.25 caliber or lessHollow point or soft point of anyweight not exceeding 50 grainsin weight.Center-fire rifleMarch 2 toSept. 20, 2020Rim-fire rifleMuzzleloading rifle: single-shot,March 1 toSept. 29, 2021 single barrel. Flintlock, percussion No restrictionand in-line ignitions permitted.Bow: long, recurve, compoundor crossbowProjectile(s)35 pounds pull at archers drawlength (long and recurve bows)or peak weight (compound bow);75 pounds pull for crossbowMust be loaded with a singleprojectile, either round ball orconical bullet.Arrows must be fitted with a wellsharpened metal broadhead witha minimum width of ¾"Shotgun: single or double barrel, Not larger than 10 gauge, capable Shot – sizes not larger than #4rifled bore or smoothboreof holding no more than 3 shells fine shot35 pounds pull at archers drawArrows must be fitted with a welllength (long and recurve bows) orsharpened metal broadhead withpeak weight (compound bow);a minimum width of ¾"75 pounds pull for crossbowSept. 26–Dec. 5 andDec. 14, 15,17–31, 2020Bow: long, recurve, compoundor crossbowJan. 1–Feb. 15, 2021Shotgun: single or double barrel, Not larger than 10 gauge, capable Shot – sizes not larger than #4rifled bore or smoothboreof holding no more than 3 shells fine shotRuffed Grouse in New JerseyRuffed grouse harvests have fallen precipitouslyover time. The population can no longer support arecreational hunting season.Fish and Wildlife is developing a predictive model to direct habitat improvements where they willhave the greatest benefit. See the latest on grouse in New Jersey by following the links below.Grouse Season e closed.htmRuffed Grouse Ecologyby Joseph R. Garris, Upland Game and Furbearer Research Project at https://www.njfishandwildlife.com/artgrouse tame.htmCaption removed fromEcology image to fit layout.All persons in possession of a rifle (including a muzzleloading rifle) while hunting woodchuck musthave a current and valid rifle permit in addition tothe current hunting license. Rifle hunting (of anykind) for woodchuck is prohibited on state wildlife management areas, state parks, state forestsor state recreation areas. Farmers and their agentsmay use shot not larger than #4 buckshot to controlwoodchuck causing damage. Hours of hunting aresunrise to ½ hour after sunset. See chart above forwoodchuck hunting details.Gauge, Caliber or WeightJohn ParkeHunting for pheasant, quail and partridge is allowedfrom Nov. 7 to March 15 on semi-wild and fromSept. 1 through May 1 on commercial shooting preserves (which also allows mallards) that are properlylicensed for the taking of such species. These gamebirds may be hunted on Sunday only on semi-wildor commercial shooting preserve lands.Youth hunters (in possession of a valid YouthHunting License and accompanied by a licensed,non-shooting adult) will be permitted to huntpheasant, quail and partridge on licensed semiwild preserves on Saturday, Oct. 31—the YouthUpland Bird Hunting Day.All game taken on semi-wild or commercialpreserves must be properly tagged before beingtransported off the licensed property.A person may legally hunt on semi-wild or commercial preserves for game birds during deer seasons,but no shot larger than #4 fine may be used. Thereare no daily bag or seasonal limits for pheasant,quail, partridge or mallards taken on commercialpreserves. There are no daily bag limits for pheasant,quail or partridge taken on semi-wild properties.Seasonal harvests on semi-wild properties may notexceed the number of birds to be stocked as indicated on the semi-wild permit application.Weapon Type PermittedJohnathan D. Van De VenterRegulations in red are new this year.New Jersey's Grouse Priority AreasSiting Toolby James Sloan, Senior Biologist, Upland Gameand Furbearer Research Project: https://www.njfishandwildlife.com/artgrouse g-past.htm.Jimmy Sloan, NJDFWNJFishandWildlife.com2020 Issue
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