This is a mostly unsettled area, with long distances between dwellings. Any spot on this road is less than 45 minutes from Princeton. And, as a high spot between two low-lying areas, Seavey Ridge acts as a magnet for migrating woodcock. However, if September is overly dry, the birds will congregate near the more moist, bottomlands. It all depends on the weatherman.
Alder covers and old choppings growing up to poplar attract migrating woodcock.
As an aside, my favorite covers are where young poplars reign and raspberries and other pioneer growth have not yet made walking difficult. These are relatively open spaces, where long shots are possible and excuses for missing must be carefully crafted.