New Jersey S4707 allows deer depredation permit holders to harvest antlers, venison, and hide from deer.
New Jersey S4707 amends the State Fish and Game Code to allow the owner or lessee of land under cultivation, or their authorized agents, to harvest antlers, venison, and hide from deer hunted under a deer depredation permit. This change aims to reduce waste from decaying deer carcasses and help farmers mitigate crop damage caused by deer. The permit allows hunting during specified periods, and if the deer is not harvested, the carcass becomes the property of the division. The division may require evidence of deer damage as a condition for issuing the permit.
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