WMAs closing areas
- Thread starter Broke Jeep Joe
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yes a broweser issue.Will not open in Firefox but will in Edge.Yep their views are not mine. They close off the land I guess we can quit paying taxes to support anything the wildlife dept does? I notice it will be open in time for hunting season. All I know is it's cool as hell walking through Menantico without seeing anyone.
Starting today, we can all again enjoy the previously closed areas within select WMA's.
Yaaay !
www.njfishandwildlife.com
Yaaay !
NJDEP| Fish & Wildlife | The Wildlife Management Area System
New Jersey's Wildlife Management Area System, administered by the Division of Fish and Wildlife's Bureau of Land Management, preserves a diversity of fish and wildlife habitats from Delaware Bay coastal marshes to Kittatinny Ridge mountain tops.
www.njfishandwildlife.com
I kayaked Menantico Ponds this morning. It actually looks like the state used the closure to make a few minor road repairs at the spots that typically get washed out. I was pleasantly surprised with the lack of trash.
Anyone notice if the gate is open to the sandwash in Winslow off the east side of Piney Hollow? Last time I was there it cost me a $267 ticket for driving down the JCRR to access it. That place was among the list of closures.
Anyone notice if the gate is open to the sandwash in Winslow off the east side of Piney Hollow? Last time I was there it cost me a $267 ticket for driving down the JCRR to access it. That place was among the list of closures.
It's closed, and walk in only. hopefully it stays that way. This place is out of control with its activity.
When i used to go down to the Pines in the late 60s and 70s and 80s and even 90s, being NJ, everything was of course against the law, but i rarely saw anyone in there so no one ever bothered me, except once when i walked what i thought was deep into the woods and set up my tent - and a man came over and politely asked what i was doing by his back yard, because i had inadverantly walked near his house (this was not nearly as "exciting" as what happened to me one time in Fahnestock Park in NY!) . But basically nobody was in there. I could hike and camp, backpack for days without seeing a soul, maybe a rare Piney. Same with driving. Canoeing there might be some people on popular lakes and rivers on weekends. The canoe places rented canoes and drove us to the starting point.
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I think it's a bit silly to open about 30 zones for bow hunting on 11 September. Can't they wait till October?