Nice! I used to live in Bloomfield, NJ - grew up there. Sure do miss the difference in zones. I am now 5b in New Milford, PA. Land prices in NJ are so high that it is virtually impossible to buy acreage there anymore. We bought 40 acres in PA in 2005 for a very reasonable price. Can you just imagine what that would cost us in Sussex or Warren counties to say nothing of Hunterdon - way above our piggy-bank, for sure. After I got married, I moved into my husband's home in Hunterdon County. Before that I had a house on a postage-stamp sized lot in Clifton NJ. It was nice enough living in Hunterdon County BUT but no land - we had less than 1/2 acre - more like 1/3 and we longed for land, in any event. We didn't even look in NJ - knew we could never afford any kind of significant acreage there.
On another subject, there is a whole lot of talk on all of these sorts of hunting sites about "food plots" I never knew much about them before I came here to PA. Seems like there is a wide variation in what even constitutes a food plot, in the first place. Do they even work? Are they suppose to feed wildlife all year long or just for the hunting season. I'd put one in if I thought it would keep Bambi away from the rest of my stuff. My fear, however, is that it would just draw a whole bunch more of them in than are already here - which is way too many of them, in the first place. I am figuring that they would eat whatever was planted for them in the food plot then move on to my stuff in short order. If there is one thing I don't need any more of around here, it is deer!