Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-09-26
Kin The Field Of Sports%
HUNTING SEASON
IN new JERSEY.
Il Is Unlawful For a Non Resident
TO Shoot ir This State With
out Taking Out a License.

Il AhNuNtHf OtUNs sVs-AnO OBOh bObFOh
for game in New Jersey follows:
Doer-No open season until lNovem-
Der. 1905.
Benver-No open season
Hare rabbit, gray, black and fox
squirrels. quail, partridge, grouse,
Eaglish OF ring-necked pheasant
November 10 to december 81. 1t is
unlawful to remove any quail, ruffod
grouse, p%innated grouse, woodcock,
hare commonly known Ms rabbit),
squirrel, English pheasant or ring
necked phea SAINT from the State. II
is unlawful Il hunt partridge, grouse,
| pleasant. snail, woadcock or rabbit
when there Is a tracking snow upon
the ground. II is unlawful to premit
dogs to run rabbits at night ut any
time or to run ut largo in woods OF
helds inhabited by rabbits OF game
birds except between the first Of Octo'
Der and the first Of February, OF Mt
any time in woods or fields inhabited
by deer.
Woodcock-July l to July 81 and
from Ostober / to October 81.
Gray, English or Wilson Snipe-
March ! to April 30 aud from Septem-
Der l to December 81.
Rail bird, marsh hon or mud hen
aud reca bird-September | to Decom-
Der 81. No person shall take more
than thirty marsh hens in any u day.
Upland plovsr- August TO October
81.
Geese, ducks, brant and wild water
fowl-Septsmber / TO April 30. IL is
unlawful to take any game except by
the use Of guns held ut arms length.
Ii is unlawful 70 hunt geese, ducks or
any water Wild fowl except between
one hour before sunrise and one hour
after sunset. or TO hunt anv kind uf
wator wild fowl from boats not pro.
pelled by oars or paddles. II is un-
lawful for any person hunting or
cunning after geese, duck. swans or
brnnt or other water wild fowl, to
place the boat, sink box or other YES
sci or construction which such person
may lie in wait ut n distance OF
more than 100 feet from marsh or
meadow, bar or bank, not covered
with water, and every such boat,
vessel or other structure so used shall
DO attached securely to such marsh,
meadow, bar or bank by n line.
1t is unlawful for any person TO
pursue any goose, duck, swan, brant
or any kind Of water wild fowl what
soever, or to shoot mt, or kill or wound
PEELED by any means other than by
oars or paddles, or from any boat
vessel or other structure anchored or
staked upon the waters of any Of the
buys, sounds, ooves. ponds, rivers,
creeks or streams of this State ~ a
greater distance than 100 feet from
marsh or meadow, bar Or bank, not
covered with water.
Every nonresident must take out a
license before he OF she shall begin
hunting. They NAV bs had from
county clerks by payment OF n license
feo of $40 and an issuance fee OF 30
cents. The license shall BE- valid for
one year from date. Tho law provinces.
however. that the license aforesaid
shall, without payment Of said license
fee, DO issued to all non residents who
are the owners Of . freehold estate IN
any lands in tho State, who reside
thereon q portion Of each year, and
who pay taxes theron, and to their
sons, who are members Of their fami'
lies upon application To the county
clerk OF the county In which saeh lands
are situated, signed by the applicant
aud upon tho payment of only the
issuance fee provided for. This non
resident license fee does not apply
60 hunting or cunning for wild fowl,
snipe or mud Linens.
The following are considered game
birds: The Anatidae, commonly
known as swans. geese, braut and
river and sea ducks the RaltidRe.
commonly known rs rails, ~gallinuies,
coots aud mud hens; the Limicolae,
commonly known as shore birds, surf
snipe, brown backs, curlsxs. turn
stones or calico backs, godwits OF
marlin. tattlers and woodoock the
Gallinae, commonly known as wild
turkeys, grouse, prairie chickens,
pheasants, partrid ges aud quails, and
the species OF Icteridae, commonly
known ss reed birds.