Bears are Bulletproof When you move to northern New Jersey and plug into the scarce but passionate outdoor scene lurking in the
Bears are Bulletproof When you move to northern New Jersey and plug into the scarce but passionate outdoor scene lurking in the
“They just don’t make them like they used to” said every old timer you grew up around. I often assumed it was one of those things geezers said based on very little but rough observation. While that is still most likely the case, I think they hit the nail on the head when it comes to some of the broadheads they used to shoot.
When out-of-staters think of New Jersey they tend to highlight a few of the classic staples: Snooki, Tony Soprano, traffic, Bruce Springsteen—the list goes on. However, what remains less known is that Dirty Jersey is also renowned for its astounding black bear population.
Until this season my development as a White-Tailed deer hunter has been grossly neglected. My career has solely consisted of long sits over corn piles on a 40-acre family property. I was to sit still, and hope someone else's work paid off. After graduating college and moving to New Jersey my hunting status was reset to level one. Without so much as a nod in the right direction, it was time to sink or swim and learn a new location and style from scratch. Oddly enough, I found myself more excited to start the 2022 season all on my own, than any of years past.