Everything you need to know about New Jersey’s unconstitutional “red flag” law which is being used to take innocent people’s firearms away with no due process. Click on the video below to learn how the law was formed, how it is being abused, and how NJ2AS is fighting back in federal court. P...
"Red Flag" lawsuit: Judge makes jaw-dropping opening statement in NJ "red flag" lawsuit! - NJ2AS
Everything you need to know about New Jersey’s unconstitutional “red flag” law which is being used to take innocent people’s firearms away with no due process. Click on the video below to learn how the law was formed, how it is being abused, and how NJ2AS is fighting back in federal court. P...
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“The beaver bill was a no-brainer piece of bipartisan legislation that met its end for no other reason than the Governor’s senseless virtue signaling his extremist base.” said NJOA spokesman Cody McLaughlin, “This veto puts Governor Murphy’s environmental record beyond “all hat and no horse” and well into a blatant disregard for the science in favor of a cheap talking point to feed to groups who are against putting wildlife resource management back in the hands of scientists, where it belongs. It’s sad.”
https://www.insidernj.com/press-release/njoa-blasts-governor-murphy-pocket-veto-decries-senseless-virtue-signaling/
https://www.insidernj.com/press-release/njoa-blasts-governor-murphy-pocket-veto-decries-senseless-virtue-signaling/
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“The beaver bill was a no-brainer piece of bipartisan legislation that met its end for no other reason than the Governor’s senseless virtue signaling his extremist base.” said NJOA spokesman Cody McLaughlin, “This veto puts Governor Murphy’s environmental record beyond “all hat and no horse” and well into a blatant disregard for the science in favor of a cheap talking point to feed to groups who are against putting wildlife resource management back in the hands of scientists, where it belongs. It’s sad.”
https://www.insidernj.com/press-release/njoa-blasts-governor-murphy-pocket-veto-decries-senseless-virtue-signaling/
https://www.insidernj.com/press-release/njoa-blasts-governor-murphy-pocket-veto-decries-senseless-virtue-signaling/
Is killing 95 percent of animals entrusted to a shelter ethical?
When the Ethical Treatment of Animals Goes Wrong
Is killing 95 percent of animals entrusted to a shelter ethical?
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In the spring there will be a State trapper training course for new trappers to get their lic. Most will come to the course with no trapping background at all, just the desire to learn and be apart of trapping and fur harvesting. I love to see classes full of 30 to 50 folks. One of the biggest questions asked and also folks ask with the predator calling and when they take a fox, coyote or coon while deer hunting is. What can I do with the pelt or skin other than mount it?
Most folks have no idea there is still a fur trade. The fur is still the warmest substance and that is why the fur is sold to the coldest country's, They are not fashioned statements they are needed to stay warm.
Trappers sell the fur, We trap to reduce the populations of certain animals and reduce the human/wildlife conflicts along with help to control human safety problems from wildlife. The money we get from the fur is our reward for pursuing this activity, no different than the deer hunter receiving the meat from their harvest.
As the folks pursue not only trapping but predator calling or take the fur while deer hunting. They can sell that pelt, or have it tanned for their memories just like the mount.
On Feb 29th the New Jersey Predator hunting club will have a convention on predator hunting. There will be, vendors, demos and talks not only predator hunting but also there is an area where hands-on pelt handling will be shown and covered.
On Feb 29th the New Jersey Predator hunting club will have a convention on predator hunting. There will be, vendors, demos and talks not only predator hunting but also there is an area where hands-on pelt handling will be shown and covered.
If you are a deer hunter that has taken the prize or a predator hunter that has taken the prize or the trapper you owe it to your self to learn what can be done with the harvest and how to do it.
Reach out to these organizations or better yet come to the convention and see first hand.
Most folks have no idea there is still a fur trade. The fur is still the warmest substance and that is why the fur is sold to the coldest country's, They are not fashioned statements they are needed to stay warm.
Trappers sell the fur, We trap to reduce the populations of certain animals and reduce the human/wildlife conflicts along with help to control human safety problems from wildlife. The money we get from the fur is our reward for pursuing this activity, no different than the deer hunter receiving the meat from their harvest.
As the folks pursue not only trapping but predator calling or take the fur while deer hunting. They can sell that pelt, or have it tanned for their memories just like the mount.
On Feb 29th the New Jersey Predator hunting club will have a convention on predator hunting. There will be, vendors, demos and talks not only predator hunting but also there is an area where hands-on pelt handling will be shown and covered.
On Feb 29th the New Jersey Predator hunting club will have a convention on predator hunting. There will be, vendors, demos and talks not only predator hunting but also there is an area where hands-on pelt handling will be shown and covered.
If you are a deer hunter that has taken the prize or a predator hunter that has taken the prize or the trapper you owe it to your self to learn what can be done with the harvest and how to do it.
Reach out to these organizations or better yet come to the convention and see first hand.
Ron
In the spring there will be a State trapper training course for new trappers to get their lic. Most will come to the course with no trapping background at all, just the desire to learn and be apart of trapping and fur harvesting. I love to see classes full of 30 to 50 folks. One of the biggest questions asked and also folks ask with the predator calling and when they take a fox, coyote or coon while deer hunting is. What can I do with the pelt or skin other than mount it?
Most folks have no idea there is still a fur trade. The fur is still the warmest substance and that is why the fur is sold to the coldest country's, They are not fashioned statements they are needed to stay warm.
Trappers sell the fur, We trap to reduce the populations of certain animals and reduce the human/wildlife conflicts along with help to control human safety problems from wildlife. The money we get from the fur is our reward for pursuing this activity, no different than the deer hunter receiving the meat from their harvest.
As the folks pursue not only trapping but predator calling or take the fur while deer hunting. They can sell that pelt, or have it tanned for their memories just like the mount.
On Feb 29th the New Jersey Predator hunting club will have a convention on predator hunting. There will be, vendors, demos and talks not only predator hunting but also there is an area where hands-on pelt handling will be shown and covered.
On Feb 29th the New Jersey Predator hunting club will have a convention on predator hunting. There will be, vendors, demos and talks not only predator hunting but also there is an area where hands-on pelt handling will be shown and covered.
If you are a deer hunter that has taken the prize or a predator hunter that has taken the prize or the trapper you owe it to your self to learn what can be done with the harvest and how to do it.
Reach out to these organizations or better yet come to the convention and see first hand.
Most folks have no idea there is still a fur trade. The fur is still the warmest substance and that is why the fur is sold to the coldest country's, They are not fashioned statements they are needed to stay warm.
Trappers sell the fur, We trap to reduce the populations of certain animals and reduce the human/wildlife conflicts along with help to control human safety problems from wildlife. The money we get from the fur is our reward for pursuing this activity, no different than the deer hunter receiving the meat from their harvest.
As the folks pursue not only trapping but predator calling or take the fur while deer hunting. They can sell that pelt, or have it tanned for their memories just like the mount.
On Feb 29th the New Jersey Predator hunting club will have a convention on predator hunting. There will be, vendors, demos and talks not only predator hunting but also there is an area where hands-on pelt handling will be shown and covered.
On Feb 29th the New Jersey Predator hunting club will have a convention on predator hunting. There will be, vendors, demos and talks not only predator hunting but also there is an area where hands-on pelt handling will be shown and covered.
If you are a deer hunter that has taken the prize or a predator hunter that has taken the prize or the trapper you owe it to your self to learn what can be done with the harvest and how to do it.
Reach out to these organizations or better yet come to the convention and see first hand.
New Hampshire is fortunate to have a group of sportsmen and women who are passionate about wildlife, conservation and their sport like no other group I have known in three decades as a wildlife biologist in the Granite State. They are this state’s trappers.
A Biologist's Perspective on Trappers: You Can Always Count On 'em! — Furbearer Conservation
New Hampshire is fortunate to have a group of sportsmen and women who are passionate about wildlife, conservation and their sport like no other group I have known in three decades as a wildlife biologist in the Granite State. They are this state’s trappers.
furbearerconservation.com
Call Call Call ! Everyone and anyone !!!!!! in support of the Beaver Bill !! Tell him to sign it ! Explain how flooding causes damage in your town!!!!!
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