Source: NJ Department of Fish and Wildlife Law Enforcement report 11/21/03

Rob Winkel, Chief

Northern Region

An officer had been looking for a permanently revoked hunter in Somerset County and ran into him while checking pheasant hunters at Clinton WMA. Summons issued.

An officer came upon a Pennsylvania resident who was about to hunt pheasants in Sandyston Twp. The hunter had resident hunting licenses from New York and New Jersey in his possession. He also had a current resident Pennsylvania license. A summons was issued which carries a $100 penalty.

The information was turned over to NY and the hunter faces a $500 penalty for claiming false NY residency.

An officer apprehended a pheasant hunter using his hunting partner's father's hunting license and pheasant stamp. Summonses were issued. His partner received a summons for loaning the license and the pheasant stamp.

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