 1952 PA HUNTING LICENSE RESIDENT HUNTER US $12.95 
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 1944 PA HUNTING LICENSE RESIDENT HUNTER US $9.95
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 1945 PA HUNTING LICENSE RESIDENT HUNTER US $9.95
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 1959 PA HUNTING LICENSE RESIDENT HUNTER US $12.95
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 1947 PA HUNTING LICENSE RESIDENT HUNTER US $12.95
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 Vintage 1914 PA Hunting License County 49 US $56.00
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 1951 PA HUNTING LICENSE RESIDENT HUNTER US $12.95
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 1948 PA HUNTING LICENSE RESIDENT HUNTER US $12.95
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 Vintage 1976 PA Pennsylvania Adult Hunting License US $14.95
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 1932 PENNSYLVANIA HUNTING LICENSE PLATE US $24.25
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 1934 PENNSYLVANIA HUNTING LICENSE PLATE US $25.00
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 1935 PENNSYLVANIA HUNTING LICENSE PLATE US $40.00
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I am 17 and want to start hunting, I live in northern NJ (suburbs, cities).?
I grew up hunting in Mississippi and Louisiana where a lot of my relatives live. I would like to begin hunting by myself here in NJ but I really don't know much of what I am doing, I don't have anywhere to go, only have my step-dad's shotgun, and don't have any "hunting connections." I am willing to go to southern NJ and Pennsylvania to go hunting but do I need to join a club, get a hunting license, a gun license? How much will it cost? What are the basics? Anything else I have to know?
I don't even have a picture with a shirt on, most of my pictures are at the beach or on my boat. You must be one of those fat kids that go in the water in full clothing because they're scared to show girls their man boobs.
For what ever state you plan on hunting in, take that state's hunter safety course. There are a good bunch offered online and some are free.
I know in a hunting magazine that I get (one for/from the state I live in), there are adds in it about hunting land- leases and property you could buy.
Also, where I live, the local hardware store has hunting magazines (for the state which I live in) that have local adds where people can lease land to go hunting for all sorts of seasons. [Live in a town with less than 1,600 people]
Personally, I'd start going to the local outdoor sports stores/gun stores and become friends with some of the clerks there or some folks that frequent those stores. Or maybe even ask some of the clerks who work there if they know of anyone who is leasing land. You never know till you ask 
Each state is different with how much a hunting license costs, and sometimes it's more expensive to hunt out-of-state.
If you have any other questions, I'd be glad to help ya, just email me
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