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n.j.a.c. 7:25
7:25-5.27 white-tailed deer six-day firearm season
(a) duration for this season will be the second monday after thanksgiving through the
following saturday, inclusive with shotgun, muzzleloader rifle, or bow and arrow,
exclusively. bow and arrow hunters participating in the six-day firearm season must
possess a current and valid firearm license in addition to a current and valid archery
license, or an all-around license; deer taken during this season will be tagged with the six-
day transportation tag from either the firearm or all-around license.
(b) bag limit: two antlered deer, with one antler at least three inches long. all deer
must be legally registered via the ahrs. the possession of a deer after 7:00 p.m. local
time on the date killed without a legal confirmation number shall be deemed illegal
possession under the ahrs. immediately upon harvest, the harvest report stub on the
license appropriate for the season shall be completely filled in with the exception of the
confirmation number. additionally, every deer is to have a tag affixed to the carcass
bearing the hunter's cid, date of harvest, zone of harvest, antler points if applicable, and
confirmation number if registered. this tag shall remain attached until such time as the
deer is processed for consumption. the deer shall be registered via an ahrs as
designated by the division prior to the attempt to take an additional deer and no later than
7:00 p.m. local time of the day of harvest. hunters must record the confirmation number
given via the automated system, which replaces the legal possession tag. hunters who
take two antlered deer during the six-day firearm season are prohibited from taking an
antlered buck during the regular permit shotgun season. it is unlawful to attempt to take
or to continue to hunt for more than the number of deer permitted. should the hunter be
unable to access the ahrs by the designated time on the day of harvest, the deer shall be
immediately reported by telephone to the nearest division of fish and wildlife law
enforcement regional headquarters, and the harvest registered via the ahrs the next day.
within 48 hours of registering a deer with the ahrs and upon request from the division,
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