Hunting

The NJ Division of Fish & Wildlife will resume its ringneck pheasant and bobwhite quail stocking schedule starting this Saturday after a two-week break for the six-day firearm and the antlerless deer seasons.

The six-day firearm deer season commences half-hour before sunrise Monday and concludes half-hour after sunset Saturday, December 11.

Sure, there are still plenty of big bass around, many exceeding 35-pounds with more than a few in the 40 to 50-pound class being caught, but the numbers are nowhere near what they were a couple of weeks ago.

To be sure, this primary rutting period kicked in big-time a few days ago and will run through the second and maybe into the third week of November.

Just gotta love October...the harvest month that keeps on giving!

Although EHD has wreaked havoc on some local herds north, central, and south, overall whitetail numbers are high.

Saturday, September 25, marks the opening of the grey squirrel and cottontail rabbit seasons, two of our favorite small game/upland quarries.

The statewide September Canada goose season will commence Wednesday, September 1, and run through Thursday, September 30.

Seventeen days and counting until the opening of the early archery (bow) season for New Jersey’s premier big game animal Saturday, September 11.

The best time to start any new hobby is now. Whether you're taking classes or shooting your shot on your own property, you'll need a few basics to get going. Check out our top picks!

Watching this hunter free a scared young buck from a fence will restore your faith in humanity for a minute.

Segment A of the two-part New Jersey black bear season opens Monday and runs through Saturday, October 19.