New Jersey Fur Harvesters October 2009 Report

President — Curt Haberman, 500 Pennsylvania Ave., Somers Point, NJ 08244; phone: 609-927-5773; e-mail: mudtrapper@yahoo.com

Vice President — Dick Webber, 577 Macopin Rd., West Milford, NJ 07480; phone: 973-697-1814;  e-mail: webberco@optonline.net

Secretary — Jay Mounier, 1765 Dutch Mill Rd., Franklinville, NJ 08322-2122; phone: 856-697-1007; e-mail: jemounier@juno.com

Treasurer — Steve Decker, P.O. Box 197, Netcong, NJ 07857; phone: 973-448-0145;  e-mail: trapworld2000@yahoo.com

Membership Officer — Ron Diehl, 852 Berkeley Ave., Beechwood, NJ 08722; phone: 908-783-3090;
e-mail: trapperron2003@yahoo.com

NTA Director — Fred Stine, 149 Winding Brook Ln., Califon, NJ 07830; phone: 908-832-6998

Membership Options:

• Individual membership including subscription to The Trapper & Predator Caller — $25.00
• Family membership with subscription to The Trapper & Predator Caller — $30.00
• Junior membership with subscription to The Trapper & Predator Caller — $18.00
• Senior membership with subscription to The Trapper & Predator Caller — $18.00

Complete membership application on first page of association section and send dues to:

NJFH, Membership Officer
Ron Diehl
852 Berkeley Ave., Beechwood, NJ 08722

Web site: http://newjerseyfurharvesters.tripod.com)

PRESIDENT’S REPORT

NJFH Members,

The cooler weather sure does feel better and gets us all thinking about trapping and other Autumn activities. The NJFH has many plans and activities for the Fall and as always we could use some help!

On Sept. 20, the NJFH will have a meeting at Roger Gravatt’s Hay and Straw farm. Roger was nice enough to open his place to us and the NJFH really appreciates his hospitality. The address is 786 rt. 524 Allentown NJ, which is very close to Assunpink, but is actually easier to get to. The meeting will start at noon and we will have coffee and donuts available. The meeting will be a very important meeting because we have to plan all the events happening over the fall and winter! Please try to make this important meeting and get more involved with the NJFH. A letter will be sent to all members with directions and all information about the meeting.

The Decoy Show in Tuckerton will be the weekend of Sept. 26-27. This is an important place for the NJFH to attend and talk to the public the importance of trapping in New Jersey. It’s unbelievable just how many people in NJ don’t know that we still trap in this state! We all have a fun time showing the kids (and adults) all the different furs we have on display. If you can get the time to help man the booth, just give a call!

Oct. 17-18 will be the trappers course in Hackettstown. I look forward to this course every year, not only because we can actually catch furbearers but because it’s fun to watch the students actually learn more than the basics of trapping and snaring.

Nov. 1 will be the convention at Atsion and should be another successful year! We will need as much help for this event more than any other. Please attend the meeting so we can lay out the days events and we can make this the best convention yet!

Fred Stine has been busy behind the scenes taking care of a lot of business and this makes it easier on other directors. Fred took care of getting an add for the NJFH into the Fish & Wildlife Digest and it came out nice. Thanks Fred!

Andy Janson has put together a nice Web site for the NJFH (http://newjerseyfurharvesters.tripod.com)! It is still under construction, but is getting better daily! If you have a story or information you would like to add to the Web site, contact me, Jay or Andy. Andy has been working hard on this and I would like to thank Andy for putting his time and energy into this Web site and other ideas for the NJFH.

So as you can see, we have a lot of things going on with the NJFH and the more members that help out the better the group will be! I hope I didn’t forget anything, but I hope everyone enjoys the nice weather! See you at the meeting!

— Curt Haberman

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