This book is not just a boundry book. Anyone can go to the website and download a map. Also, tax offices are only open during the week when most of us are at work. This book much more then boundries.
1) The Intro ( about us and how we complied all the information)
2) About the book ( how it will make your time more enjoyable and well spent)
3) How to use the book ( Appling the information to you the sportsman)
4) Best WMA's per species of game ( Yes, what is good in Oct. make stink the joint up in Dec.)
5) Harvest and hunting pressure info ( Just because deer Zone 5 averages 5,560 deer for the past 10 years does it make sense to hunt there if theres 25,000 hunters there. On 10 WMAs) Hopefully your are starting to see how this book is laid out.
6) WMA general ( description, size, habitat, access, parking, local shops, gear needs, game, etc.)
7) Other state and/or public land ( State parks, State Forests, and other privately owned public accessable land i.e. PSE& G tracts)
8) Listings of clubs, organizations, game farms, food markets, taxidermists, sportsmans shops and bait & tackle shops
9) Maps and mapping ( how to use, GPS hot spots where to start your journey, not this is Billy Bobs stand and he harvested a monster buck here. Looking at a map and knowing how to use it. Two entirely different things.
10) Information about our public land newsletter info. This will be free sent to book purchasers. It will start in September 2005 till March 15, 2006. It will contain vital info about public land through out the season. This will be available via the E-mail only. Updated daily.

I hope this clears up some questions. If there is any information that you would like to see in the book please feel free to reply. Good or bad we would love to hear it. We have thick skin. Briar and bug proof so to speak. This book is for you. You can help with your questions. There are no stupid ones. Just ones not asked.

Today, at Abbotts Meadow WMA in Elsinboro me and my 10 year old son were running our beagles, not hunting it's Sunday. We ran 4 rabbits in 3 hours, looking for horns and just tracking in the fresh snow. I found out why, we didn't find any antlers. My son said " dad look up there! " and sure enough there were 12+ deer looking at us about 20 yards out. 3 bucks, sevaral does and one really nice one. Wider then his ears, no point count, but nice. This spot is hunted hard all season for everything rabbits, waterfowl and deer. What do you know 4 rabbits seen and 12+ deer left. Remember it's hunting and nature only lets us take the excess. Good luck with what left guys. Hope to hear for you all. This book will help the average man as well as the man with money to buy land. As for the price not listed yet. Production cost will dictate the price. I gurantee it will save you time and gas. Even if you only use it 1 time. There will be a chart with mileage for certain location to the public grounds, just to give you an idea how early you have to wake up to travel there. Nice feature.

Till our trails cross,
Wild Work