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Deer check station

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New Jersey Department of Environmental Protection, Division of Fish and Wildlife, N.J.A.C. 7:25 (Division of Fish and Wildlife Rules), Subchapter 5 (Game Code), courtesy copy, "Date last amended: October 2, 2023"; pp.152-205 (7:25-5.24 bow and arrow general provisions through 7:25-5.31, which is all seven dedicated white-tailed deer season sections read contiguously), pp.77-83 (7:25-5.1 general provisions and definitions), pp.215-217 (7:25-5.36 white-tailed deer special biological permit), pp.326-327 (SUBCHAPTER 17, Disposal and Possession of Dead Deer, 7:25-17.1 through 17.7), pp.451-454 (SUBCHAPTER 23, Permit to Kill Wild Deer, 7:25-23.1 through 23.8) and p.1 (the title page and the date last amended). NO SOURCE URL IS RECORDED AND NONE MAY BE GUESSED: these bytes were supplied by the operator on 2026-08-08 and were not retrieved by this compilation; the address that serves them is unknown here. Identified by sha256 888291b0c3c9369cdf3a7ddd5bc1caa5b6e28e419818604f90e36d18e3dbc5d7 (465 pages, 1,821,844 bytes) and by nothing else. This is the ADOPTED, IN-FORCE code and not a proposal: the string "PROPOSAL" occurs 0 times in all 465 pages, and its absence is asserted on every page read.

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12. "deer check station" means a physical location, as designated by the
division, where a hunter must bring his or her deer on the day of kill to be
registered as a legally harvested deer; or an "automated harvest report system"
(ahrs) by which a hunter registers the harvested deer via the internet or
telephone as designated by the division.

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