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Posted by Jeremy G on March 28, 2003 at 07:18:46:
In Reply to: New Jersey's off limits posted by PeeBee on March 27, 2003 at 22:54:31:
Virginia law states that you can have up to 5 individuals and thats it. They also say you can not sell any, includeing CB offspring. This is only the begining stages and hopefully, stricter laws will come into effect regarding the captureing of wild individuals. I just hope they permit those who already have 5 pines(my self included)and allow them to keep them if the laws change. If not, I quess Ill have to move. BTW, all of my animals are CB and 3 are amel or hets for amel.
Also, regading the Jersey stock, your right, most pines are orginated from there. It wouldnt be hard at all to find CB jersey stock.
All the best,
Jeremy
:: Has anyone here ever done it? I'm in the Philadelphia area, 5 minutes from New jersey. I would like to go over and try to find some northerns this summer. i was wondering if anyone has anything to share about their experiences collecting them and maybe where would be a good place to look. Also, would just like to brag that I now have 10 pines in my collection. But no northerns yet. And Jersey northerns are the most beautiful ones. Thanks alot for any help.
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:The Pine Barrens is the herp heaven for the Northeast. Unfortunately (fortunately for the herps) it's off limits to herpers. Forget herping in Jersey unless you want to just take photos. The wildlife authorities don't play down there. They specifically look for herpers. If they catch you with a herp, you're gonna get a summons that requires a court appearance. If they catch you with a threatened or endangered herp like a pine or a corn, they'll throw the book at you. I've heard of fines ranging from the hundreds to the thousands.
:To my knowledge, N Pines are protected in every state of their range, except for SC, and maybe KY. Not sure about VA status. I thought I read they were protected there too, but I don't see it in their current regs. (http://www.dgif.state.va.us/regulations/VAC.html#4%20VAC%2015-360)
:I thought that most of the N pines on the market were from NJ stock anyway. If not where do they come from?
