Any bird hunters in Jersey?

[Hunt anything]

what’s so tough about Lea & Perrins?

 

[Hogpatrol]

No bird hunting in Joisy, just turkeys, coyotes and groundhogs. Born in Ay Cee a long time ago. Spent a lot of time on the boards and the Steel Pier.

 

[spike.t]

Bit of a history lesson...the De Carteret family are one of oldest families still occupying the family manor house in jersey....they were given big chunk of eastern usa by Charles 2nd after he was crowned king on the restoration of the monarchy....they were anti Cromwell...

 

[Russ16]

Done quite a bit of waterfowling in Virginia, both parents are from Virginia so we spent a lot of Christmas vacations in the Shenandoah valley.

I’ve actually done most of my waterfowling on the eastern shore of MD. Killed a few grouse in the Shenandoah and across the line in WV though.

 

[WAB]

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Nope.....that's the city..... ...keep going you getting there.....

Hmmm, you’re gonna have to help me out. I’m Canadian. That’s what we call it in the frozen north.

 

[Hunt anything]

I’ve actually done most of my waterfowling on the eastern shore of MD. Killed a few grouse in the Shenandoah and across the line in WV though.

My dad and I would jump shoot mallards and black ducks on the Shenandoah and the North, Middle and south rivers that ran by Waynesboro. Also hunted swan and geese along the Northern Neck of the Rappahanock. Great times but I haven’t been back in years since a good friend from Leesburg passed away.

 

[WAB]

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Hmmm, you’re gonna have to help me out. I’m Canadian. That’s what we call it in the frozen north.

Ah, my wife corrected me. Got it now.

 

[Finprof]

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The woodcock pile up at Cape May at Higbee Beach waiting for a favorable wind to cross Delaware Bay. The dog would have to decide which bird he wanted to flush.
I live most of the year and do some bird hunting in New Jersey but also have a house on the Eastern Shore in Maryland where I do most of my bird hunting.