Steel or non-toxic shot is limited to only waterfowl hunting. The law prohibits overnight camping on state game lands. Yes, but they cannot be used the communicate information that would direct a drive for game or alert someone to approaching game. You are using your walkie-talkie properly if you're talking about where you'll meet someone for lunch, whether your clothes are warm enough, or calling for help to drag out a deer. However, you may not participate in the hunt in any manner.
Participation includes, driving game, kicking brush, etc.
Also, your son must take and pass a hunter-trapper education course prior to applying for a hunting license. You may still take one antlerless deer in the archery, antlerless deer or muzzleloader seasons, but only in the county for which you've been issued an antlerless deer license. You may take one antlered deer in archery, antlered deer or muzzleloader. Although some states have incorporated minimum bow weights and maximum let-offs, Pennsylvania has not. Yes , so long as the tree stand does not have siding that you could hide behind.