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Pennsylvania Code › Title 58 - RECREATION › Part III - GAME COMMISSION › Chapter 141 - HUNTING AND TRAPPING › Subchapter B - SMALL GAME › Section 141.29 - Hunting mourning doves over managed fields

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(a)
Limited hunting
				  authorized
. In accordance with the authorization in
				  50 CFR
				  20.21 (relating to what hunting methods are
				  illegal), it is lawful to hunt mourning doves on or over lands or areas that
				  are not otherwise baited areas, and where grain or other feed has been
				  distributed or scattered solely as the result of manipulation of an
				  agricultural crop or other feed on the land where grown, or solely as the
				  result of a normal agricultural operation.
(b)
Nonapplication
. This
				  section shall not be construed to authorize the hunting of any other species of
				  wildlife in an area where grain or other feed has been distributed or scattered
				  as the result of manipulation of an agricultural crop or other feed.
(c)
Definition
. For the
				  purposes of this section, "manipulation" means the alteration of natural
				  vegetation or agricultural crops by activities that include mowing, shredding,
				  discing, rolling, chopping, trampling, flattening, burning or herbicide
				  treatments. The term manipulation does not include the distributing or
				  scattering of grain, seed or other feed after removal from or storage on the
				  field where grown.
The provisions of this § 141.29 issued under
						34 Pa.C.S. §
													2102(a).
Pennsylvania Code › Title 58 - RECREATION › Part III - GAME COMMISSION › Chapter 141 - HUNTING AND TRAPPING › Subchapter B - SMALL GAME › Section 141.30 - Bobwhite quail recovery area

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(a)
Definition.
For the purpose of this section, the phrase
				  "bobwhite quail recovery area" includes and is limited to portions of Wildlife
				  Management Units 4B and 5A in Franklin County, bounded and described as
				  follows. Beginning in the southwestern extent of the bobwhite quail recovery
				  area at the intersection of Route 30 (Lincoln Highway) and PA-75 (Path Valley
				  Road), proceed east on Route 30 for approximately 15.3 miles to the
				  intersection of Interstate 81. The boundary follows Interstate 81 north for 8.5
				  miles to exit 24 and continues left on PA-696 (Old Scotland Road). Follow Old
				  Scotland Road north for 2 miles then continue along PA-696 which becomes South
				  Fayette Street. Follow South Fayette Street for 0.5 miles to West King Street.
				  Follow left on West King Street, then right onto Spring Street, bear right onto
				  Roxbury Road. Follow Roxbury Road for 9 miles to PA-641 (meets at Newburg Road,
				  which becomes Forge Hill Road, Timmons Road, then Spring Run Road). The
				  boundary follows PA-641 northwest for 7.5 miles then taking a left turn on
				  Stone Bridge Road. At the end of Stone Bridge Road take a left onto PA-75 (Path
				  Valley Road) and follow PA-75 for 17 miles to the intersection of Route 30 and
				  the point of origin.
(b)
Prohibitions.
It is unlawful to:
(1) Release artificially propagated quail any
				  time within any area designated as a bobwhite quail recovery area.
(2) Hunt quail within any area designated as
				  a bobwhite quail recovery area.
Pennsylvania Code › Title 58 - RECREATION › Part III - GAME COMMISSION › Chapter 141 - HUNTING AND TRAPPING › Subchapter C - BIG GAME › Section 141.41 - General

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It is unlawful to:
(1) Fail, within 10 days of the kill, to
				  complete the report card supplied with the hunting license for reporting big
				  game killed and mail the report card to the Commission in Harrisburg or by any
				  other method designated by the Director.
(2) Receive a DMAP permit without reporting
				  in the manner prescribed on the permit.
(3) Possess an expired, fulfilled, revoked,
				  suspended or invalid big game harvest tag or hunting license while engaged in
				  hunting or trapping activities.
The provisions of this § 141.41 amended under
						34 Pa.C.S. §§
													322(c)(11),
						2102,
						2323 and
						2524.
Pennsylvania Code › Title 58 - RECREATION › Part III - GAME COMMISSION › Chapter 141 - HUNTING AND TRAPPING › Subchapter C - BIG GAME › Section 141.42 - Parties hunting big game

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(a) Parties
				  hunting deer, bear or elk shall be limited to 25 persons.
(b) Penalties in section 2324(c) of the act
				  (relating to parties hunting big game) pertain to this section. Each person may
				  be liable for penalties in this section.
The provisions of this §
												141.42 amended under the Game and
						Wildlife Code,
						34 Pa.C.S. §
													2102.
This section cited in 17 Pa. Code §
												21.119 (relating to group
						activities).
Pennsylvania Code › Title 58 - RECREATION › Part III - GAME COMMISSION › Chapter 141 - HUNTING AND TRAPPING › Subchapter C - BIG GAME › Section 141.43 - Deer seasons

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(a)
Archery deer season.
(1)
Permitted devices.
It is lawful to hunt deer during the
				  archery deer season with any of the following devices:
(i) A bow and arrow. A bow must have a peak
				  draw weight of at least 35 pounds. An arrow must be equipped with a broadhead
				  that has an outside diameter or width of at least 7/8 inch and may not exceed
				  3.25 inches in length.
(ii) A
				  crossbow and bolt. A crossbow must have a peak draw weight of at least 125
				  pounds. A bolt must be equipped with a broadhead that has an outside diameter
				  or width of at least 7/8 inch and may not exceed 3.25 inches in
				  length.
Pennsylvania Code › Title 58 - RECREATION › Part III - GAME COMMISSION › Chapter 141 - HUNTING AND TRAPPING › Subchapter C - BIG GAME › Section 141.44 - Bear seasons

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(a)
Archery bear season.
(1)
Permitted devices.
It is lawful to hunt bear during the
				  archery bear season with any of the following devices:
(i) A bow and arrow. A bow must have a peak
				  draw weight of at least 35 pounds. An arrow must be equipped with a broadhead
				  that has an outside diameter or width of at least 7/8 inch and may not exceed
				  3.25 inches in length.
(ii) A
				  crossbow and bolt. A crossbow must have a peak draw weight of at least 125
				  pounds. A bolt must be equipped with a broadhead that has an outside diameter
				  or width of at least 7/8 inch and may not exceed 3.25 inches in
				  length.
Pennsylvania Code › Title 58 - RECREATION › Part III - GAME COMMISSION › Chapter 141 - HUNTING AND TRAPPING › Subchapter C - BIG GAME › Section 141.45 - Turkey seasons

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(a)
Fall turkey season.
(1)
Permitted devices.
It is lawful to hunt turkey during the fall
				  turkey season with any of the following devices:
(i) [Reserved].
(ii) A manually operated or semiautomatic,
				  centerfire shotgun or muzzleloading shotgun that propels multiple projectile
				  shotgun ammunition no larger than # 4 lead, # 2 steel, or # 4 of any other
				  composition or alloy of nontoxic shot approved by the Director of the United
				  States Fish and Wildlife Service or an authorized representative under
				  50 CFR
				  20.134 (relating to approval of nontoxic shot
				  types and shot coatings). A centerfire shotgun's magazine capacity may not
				  exceed two rounds. The shotgun's total aggregate ammunition capacity may not
				  exceed three rounds.
(iii)
				  [Reserved].
(iv)
A bow and
				  arrow.
A bow must have a peak draw weight of at least 35 pounds. An
				  arrow must be equipped with a broadhead that has an outside diameter or width
				  of at least 7/8 inch and may not exceed 3.25 inches in length.
(v)
A crossbow and bolt.
A
				  crossbow must have a peak draw weight of at least 125 pounds. A bolt must be
				  equipped with a broadhead that has an outside diameter or width of at least 7/8
				  inch and may not exceed 3.25 inches in length.
Pennsylvania Code › Title 58 - RECREATION › Part III - GAME COMMISSION › Chapter 141 - HUNTING AND TRAPPING › Subchapter C - BIG GAME › Section 141.47 - Elk seasons

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(a)
Archery elk season.
(1)
Permitted devices.
It is lawful to hunt elk during the archery
				  elk season with any of the following devices:
(i) A bow and arrow. A bow must have a peak
				  draw weight of at least 45 pounds. An arrow must be equipped with a broadhead
				  that has an outside diameter or width of at least 1 inch and may not exceed
				  3.25 inches in length.
(ii) A
				  crossbow and bolt. A crossbow must have a peak draw weight of at least 125
				  pounds. A bolt must be equipped with a broadhead that has an outside diameter
				  or width of at least 1 inch and may not exceed 3.25 inches in
				  length.
Pennsylvania Code › Title 58 - RECREATION › Part III - GAME COMMISSION › Chapter 141 - HUNTING AND TRAPPING › Subchapter C - BIG GAME › Section 141.48 - Elk management area and elk hunt zones

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(a)
Elk management area.
The
				  elk management area is comprised of that portion of Wildlife Management Unit 2G
				  in McKean, Potter, Tioga, Elk, Cameron, Clinton, Lycoming, Clearfield and
				  Centre Counties, bounded on the north by Route 6, on the east by Route 287, on
				  the south by Route 220 and I-80 and on the west by Route 219.
(b)
Elk hunt zones.
The elk
				  management area is comprised of one or more elk hunt zones as established by
				  the Director on an annual basis prior to the opening of elk season. The
				  divisional line between two or more elk hunt zones shall be the center of the
				  highway, natural watercourse, other natural boundary or marked
				  boundary.
The provisions of this §
												141.48 issued under the Game and
						Wildlife Code,
						34 Pa.C.S. §
													2102;
						amended under the Game and Wildlife Code,
						34 Pa.C.S. §§
													322(c)(4),
						2102(a) and 2705(15).
Pennsylvania Code › Title 58 - RECREATION › Part III - GAME COMMISSION › Chapter 141 - HUNTING AND TRAPPING › Subchapter D - FURBEARERS › Section 141.61 - Trapping hours

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Except on the opening and closing day of trapping seasons,
					 furbearing animals may be taken by trapping any hour, day or night, during the
					 open season. On the opening day of trapping season, it is unlawful to set,
					 place or stake out traps prior to 7 a.m. On the closing day, traps shall be
					 removed by sunset.
Pennsylvania Code › Title 58 - RECREATION › Part III - GAME COMMISSION › Chapter 141 - HUNTING AND TRAPPING › Subchapter D - FURBEARERS › Section 141.66 - Cable restraints

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(a) Cable
				  restraint devices may be used from December 26 until the end of the established
				  trapping season to harvest red fox, gray fox and coyote. Nontarget furbearing
				  species incidentally captured in cable restraint devices during an open
				  trapping season for that species may be taken and utilized, provided the
				  trapper possesses all applicable licenses and permits.
(b) Cable restraint devices may only be set
				  by furtakers who have completed a certified cable restraint training course
				  approved by the Director and possess a valid furtakers license, qualify for
				  license and fee exemptions under section 2706 of the act (relating to resident
				  license and fee exemptions) or qualify for trapping exceptions under section
				  2363 of the act (relating to trapping exception for certain persons). The
				  Director will establish a fee for the course and the fee will only be what is
				  necessary to cover the cost of the course. The trapper shall have a certificate
				  from this course in possession while setting or checking sets using cable
				  restraints and present the certificate upon the request of any person whose
				  duty it is to enforce this title.
(c) Cable restraints must be anchored to
				  prevent the animal caught in the restraint from moving the restraint from the
				  point it was originally anchored.
(d) Cable restraints must be set to allow the
				  animal caught in the restraint to move freely in a 360° arc for the entire
				  length of the restraint without the risk of the cable restraint becoming
				  entangled by any object.
(e) Cable
				  restraints must be set so that the bottom of the restraint cable loop is no
				  less than 6 inches or greater than 12 inches above the first surface beneath
				  the bottom of the cable restraint where the surface is ground, ice, crusted or
				  packed snow or any other hard material.
(f) Cable restraints will be considered traps
				  for the purposes of the section 2361(a)(3), (4), (7), (8), (10), (12) and
				  (14)-(16) of the act (relating to unlawful acts concerning taking of
				  furbearers).
(g) The following
				  locks are approved:
(1) Reichart 180°
				  reverse bend washer.
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(2)
				  Kaatz "Relax-a-Lock."
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(3)
				  Penny lock.
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(4)
				  MicroLock.
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(5)
				  BMI Slide Free Lock.
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(6)
				  Berkshire 90° bend washer.
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Pennsylvania Code › Title 58 - RECREATION › Part III - GAME COMMISSION › Chapter 141 - HUNTING AND TRAPPING › Subchapter D - FURBEARERS › Section 141.67 - Furbearer seasons

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(a)
Permitted devices.
It is lawful to hunt or take furbearers
				  during any furtaking season with the following devices:
(1) A manually operated or semiautomatic
				  rifle or manually operated handgun that propels single-projectile
				  ammunition.
(2) A manually operated
				  or semiautomatic, centerfire shotgun or muzzleloading shotgun. The firearm must
				  be 10 gauge or less, that propels single-projectile ammunition or
				  multiple-projectile shotgun ammunition not larger than # 4 buckshot. The
				  centerfire shotgun-s magazine capacity may not exceed two rounds. The shotgun-s
				  total aggregate ammunition capacity may not exceed three rounds.
(3) A muzzleloading rifle or handgun that
				  propels single-projectile ammunition.
(4) A bow and arrow.
(5) A crossbow and bolt.
(6) A manually operated or semiautomatic air
				  rifle or manually operated air handgun .22 caliber or larger that propels
				  single-projectile pellet or bullet ammunition. BB ammunition is not
				  authorized.
(7) A leg-hold trap,
				  except as prohibited under section 2361(a)(8) of the act (relating to unlawful
				  acts concerning taking of furbearers).
(8) A body-gripping trap, except as
				  prohibited under section 2361(a)(11) of the act.
(9) A cable restraint device authorized by
				  §
											141.66 (relating to cable
				  restraints).
(10) A snare, except
				  as prohibited under §
											141.62(b)
				  (relating to beaver and otter trapping).
(11) A cage or box trap, except as prohibited under section
				  2361(a)(17) of the act.
(12) A
				  raptor. The raptor shall be lawfully possessed under a falconry permit under
				  section 2925 of the act (relating to falconry permits).
Pennsylvania Code › Title 58 - RECREATION › Part III - GAME COMMISSION › Chapter 141 - HUNTING AND TRAPPING › Subchapter D - FURBEARERS › Section 141.68 - Prohibited devices

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It is unlawful to take furbearers through the use of the
					 following devices:
(1) Fish hooks,
				  snagging hooks or any other hooks of similar design.
(2) Implements that are not lawful traps,
				  snares, cable restraints, firearms, bows or crossbows.
The provisions of this §
												141.68 issued under the Game and
						Wildlife Code,
						34 Pa.C.S. §
													2102(d); amended under the
						Game and Wildlife Code, 34 Pa.C.S.
Pennsylvania Code › Title 58 - RECREATION › Part III - GAME COMMISSION › Chapter 141 - HUNTING AND TRAPPING › Subchapter D - FURBEARERS › Section 141.69 - Artificial cubbies

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(a)
General rule.
Furtakers are permitted to trap furbearers
				  through the use of body-gripping traps set in artificial cubbies when the
				  following conditions are met:
(1) The
				  artificial cubby is placed within an established watercourse, waterway, marsh,
				  pond or dam.
(2) The entrance to
				  the artificial cubby does not exceed 50 square inches.
(3) The triggering mechanism of the trap is
				  recessed within the artificial cubby at least 7 inches from the
				  entrance.
(4) The artificial cubby
				  is anchored in a manner so that it cannot be moved or
				  rolled.
Pennsylvania Code › Title 58 - RECREATION › Part III - GAME COMMISSION › Chapter 141 - HUNTING AND TRAPPING › Subchapter D - FURBEARERS › Appendix G - HUNTING HOURS

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HUNTING HOURS TABLE FOR JULY
								1, 2022, THROUGH JUNE 30, 2023
Dates
Begin
							 A.M.
End P.M.
July 1-July 2
5:06
9:03
July 3-9
5:10
9:01
July 10-16
5:15
8:58
July 17-23
5:21
8:53
July 24-30
5:27
8:46
July 31-Aug. 6
5:34
8:39
Aug. 7-13
5:40
8:30
Aug. 14-20
5:47
8:20
Aug. 21-27
5:54
8:10
Aug. 28-Sept. 3
6:00
7:59
Sept. 4-10
6:07
7:47
Sept. 11-17
6:14
7:36
Sept. 18-24
6:20
7:24
Sept. 25-Oct. 1
6:27
7:13
Oct. 2-8
6:34
7:02
Oct. 9-15
6:41
6:51
Oct. 16-22
6:49
6:41
Oct. 23-29
6:56
6:32
Oct. 30-Nov. 5
7:04
6:24
Nov. 6-12 **Ends
6:12
5:17
Nov. 13-19
6:20
5:11
Nov. 20-26
6:28
5:08
Nov. 27-Dec. 3
6:35
5:06
Dec. 4-10
6:41
5:05
Dec. 11-17
6:46
5:06
Dec. 18-24
6:50
5:07
Dec. 25-31
6:52
5:11
Jan. 1-7
6:52
5:16
Jan. 8-14
6:52
5:22
Jan. 15-21
6:51
5:30
Jan. 22-28
6:47
5:38
Jan. 29-Feb. 4
6:42
5:46
Feb. 5-11
6:35
5:54
Feb. 12-18
6:27
6:03
Feb. 19-25
6:18
6:11
Feb. 26-March 4
6:09
6:19
March 5-11
5:58
6:27
March 12-18 *Begins
6:47
7:34
March 19-25
6:36
7:41
March 26-Apr. 1
6:25
7:49
April 2-8
6:13
7:56
April 9-15
6:02
8:03
April 16-22
5:52
8:10
April 23-29
5:42
8:23
April 30-May 6
5:32
8:24
May 7-13
5:24
8:31
May 14-20
5:17
8:38
May 21-27
5:11
8:44
May 28-June 3
5:06
8:50
June 4-10
5:03
8:55
June 11-17
5:01
8:59
June 18-24
5:03
9:02
June 25-June 30
5:06
9:03
Daylight Saving Time:
Begins*
Ends**
MIGRATORY GAME BIRD HUNTING
								HOURS TABLE FOR JULY 1, 2022, THROUGH JUNE 30, 2023
Dates
Begin
							 A.M.
End P.M.
July 1-July 2
5:06
8:33
July 3-9
5:10
8:31
July 10-16
5:15
8:28
July 17-23
5:21
8:23
July 24-30
5:27
8:16
July 31-Aug. 6
5:34
8:09
Aug. 7-13
5:40
8:00
Aug. 14-20
5:47
7:50
Aug. 21-27
5:54
7:40
Aug. 28-Sept. 3
6:00
7:29
Sept. 4-10
6:07
7:17
Sept. 11-17
6:14
7:06
Sept. 18-24
6:20
6:54
Sept. 25-Oct. 1
6:27
6:43
Oct. 2-8
6:34
6:32
Oct. 9-15
6:41
6:21
Oct. 16-22
6:49
6:11
Oct. 23-29
6:56
6:02
Oct. 30-Nov. 5
7:04
5:54
Nov. 6-12 **Ends
6:12
4:47
Nov. 13-19
6:20
4:38
Nov. 20-26
6:28
4:36
Nov. 27-Dec. 3
6:35
4:35
Dec. 4-10
6:41
4:36
Dec. 11-17
6:46
4:37
Dec. 18-24
6:50
4:37
Dec. 25-31
6:52
4:41
Jan. 1-7
6:52
4:46
Jan. 8-14
6:52
4:52
Jan. 15-21
6:51
5:00
Jan. 22-28
6:47
5:08
Jan. 29-Feb. 4
6:42
5:16
Feb. 5-11
6:35
5:24
Feb. 12-18
6:27
5:33
Feb. 19-25
6:18
5:41
Feb. 26-March 4
6:09
5:49
March 5-11
5:58
5:57
March 12-18 *Begins
6:47
7:04
March 19-25
6:36
7:11
March 26-Apr. 1c
6:25
7:19
April 2-8
6:13
7:26
April 9-15c
6:02
7:33
April 16-22
5:52
7:40
April 23-29
5:42
7:53
April 30-May 6
5:32
7:54
May 7-13
5:24
8:01
May 14-20
5:17
8:08
May 21-27
5:11
8:14
May 28-June 3
5:06
8:20
June 4-10
5:03
8:25
June 11-17
5:01
8:29
June 18-24
5:03
8:32
June 25-June 30
5:06
8:33
Daylight Saving Time:
Begins*
Ends**
The provisions of this Appendix G amended under 34
						Pa.C.S.
This section cited in 58 Pa. Code §
												135.106 (relating to Pymatuning
						Wildlife Management Area); and 58 Pa. Code §
												147.553 (relating to agriculture
						deer control harvest permit).
Pennsylvania Code › Title 58 - RECREATION › Part III - GAME COMMISSION › Chapter 141 - HUNTING AND TRAPPING › Subchapter D - FURBEARERS › Appendix G - HUNTING HOURS

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HUNTING HOURS TABLE FOR JULY 1, 2024, THROUGH JUNE
					 30, 2025
Dates
Begin A.M.
End P.M.
July 1-6
5:06
9:02
July 7-13
5:13
8:59
July 14-20
5:19
8:54
July 21-27
5:25
8:48
July 28-Aug. 3
5:31
8:41
Aug. 4-10
5:38
8:33
Aug. 11-17
5:44
8:23
Aug. 18-24
5:51
8:13
Aug. 25-31
5:58
8:02
Sept. 1-7
6:04
7:51
Sept. 8-14
6:11
7:40
Sept. 15-21
6:17
7:28
Sept. 22-28
6:24
7:16
Sept. 29-Oct. 5
6:31
7:05
Oct. 6-12
6:38
6:54
Oct. 13-19
6:45
6:44
Oct. 20-26
6:53
6:34
Oct. 27-Nov. 2
7:01
6:26
Nov. 3-9 **Ends
6:09
5:19
Nov. 10-16
6:17
5:13
Nov. 17-23
6:25
5:08
Nov. 24-30
6:32
5:06
Dec. 1-7
6:39
5:05
Dec. 8-14
6:44
5:06
Dec. 15-21
6:49
5:09
Dec. 22-28
6:51
5:13
Dec. 29-Jan. 4
6:52
5:19
Jan. 5-11
6:52
5:20
Jan. 12-18
6:51
5:27
Jan. 19-25
6:48
5:34
Jan. 26-Feb. 1
6:43
5:43
Feb. 2-8
6:37
5:51
Feb. 9-15
6:30
5:59
Feb. 16-22
6:21
6:08
Feb. 23-Mar. 1
6:12
6:16
Mar. 2-8
6:01
6:23
Mar. 9-15 *Begins
6:51
7:31
Mar. 16-22
6:40
7:38
Mar. 23-29
6:28
7:46
Mar. 30-Apr. 5
6:17
7:53
Apr. 6-12
6:06
8:00
Apr. 13-19
5:55
8:07
Apr. 20-26
5:45
8:14
Apr. 27-May 3
5:35
8:21
May 4-10
5:26
8:28
May 11-17
5:19
8:35
May 18-24
5:12
8:42
May 25-31
5:07
8:48
June 1-7
5:03
8:53
June 8-14
5:01
8:57
June 15-21
5:01
9:01
June 22-28
5:02
9:03
June 29-30
5:04
9:03
Daylight Saving Time:
Begins*
Ends**
MIGRATORY GAME BIRD HUNTING HOURS TABLE FOR JULY 1,
					 2024, THROUGH JUNE 30, 2025
Dates
Begin A.M.
End P.M.
July 1-6
5:06
8:32
July 7-13
5:13
8:29
July 14-20
5:19
8:24
July 21-27
5:25
8:18
July 28-Aug. 3
5:31
8:11
Aug. 4-10
5:38
8:03
Aug. 11-17
5:44
7:53
Aug. 18-24
5:51
7:43
Aug. 25-31
5:58
7:32
Sept. 1-7
6:04
7:21
Sept. 8-14
6:11
7:10
Sept. 15-21
6:17
6:58
Sept. 22-28
6:24
6:46
Sept. 29-Oct. 5
6:31
6:35
Oct. 6-12
6:38
6:24
Oct. 13-19
6:45
6:14
Oct. 20-26
6:53
6:04
Oct. 27-Nov. 2
7:01
5:56
Nov. 3-9 **Ends
6:09
4:49
Nov. 10-16
6:17
4:43
Nov. 17-23
6:25
4:38
Nov. 24-30
6:32
4:36
Dec. 1-7
6:39
4:35
Dec. 8-14
6:44
4:36
Dec. 15-21
6:49
4:39
Dec. 22-28
6:51
4:43
Dec. 29-Jan. 4
6:52
4:49
Jan. 5-11
6:52
4:50
Jan. 12-18
6:51
4:47
Jan. 19-25
6:48
5:04
Jan. 26-Feb. 1
6:43
5:13
Feb. 2-8
6:37
5:21
Feb. 9-15
6:30
5:29
Feb. 16-22
6:21
5:38
Feb. 23-Mar. 1
6:12
5:46
Mar. 2-8
6:01
5:53
Mar. 9-15 *Begins
6:51
7:01
Mar. 16-22
6:40
7:08
Mar. 23-29
6:28
7:16
Mar. 30-Apr. 5
6:17
7:37
Apr. 6-12
6:06
7:30
Apr. 13-19
5:55
7:37
Apr. 20-26
5:45
7:44
Apr. 27-May 3
5:35
7:51
May 4-10
5:26
7:58
May 11-17
5:19
8:05
May 18-24
5:12
8:12
May 25-31
5:07
8:18
June 1-7
5:03
8:23
June 8-14
5:01
8:27
June 15-21
5:01
8:37
June 22-28
5:02
8:33
June 29-30
5:04
8:33
Daylight Saving Time:
Begins*
Ends**
Pennsylvania Code › Title 58 - RECREATION › Part III - GAME COMMISSION › Chapter 143 - HUNTING AND FURTAKER LICENSES › Subchapter A - GENERAL › Section 143.1 - Definitions

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The following words and terms, when used in this chapter,
					 have the following meanings, unless the context clearly indicates
					 otherwise:
Agent
-A person appointed under Chapter
					 27, Subchapter B of the act (relating to agents) who is authorized to issue the
					 licenses provided for in the act and this part.
Customer ID number
-The unique customer
					 identifier permanently assigned to each customer of the Commission's PALS.
License
-A physical or digital document
					 issued by the Commission authorizing the holder to hunt for, take, kill and
					 possess certain types of game or wildlife during a specified period.
PALS-Pennsylvania Automated Licensing
					 System
-The Commission's computer-based automated licensing system that
					 facilitates the purchase and creation of license products at the agent
					 location.
The provisions of this §
												143.1 amended under The Game Law
						(34
						P.S. §§
													1311.101-1311.1502)
						(Repealed); and the Game and Wildlife Code,
						34 Pa.C.S. §§
													101-2965.
Pennsylvania Code › Title 58 - RECREATION › Part III - GAME COMMISSION › Chapter 143 - HUNTING AND FURTAKER LICENSES › Subchapter A - GENERAL › Section 143.2 - Display of licenses

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It is unlawful to fail or neglect to follow instructions
					 given for display of licenses, tags or stamps required by the act, this part or
					 on the tag.
The provisions of this §
												143.2 amended under The Game Law
						(34
						P.S. §§
													1311.101-1311.1502)
						(Repealed); and the Game and Wildlife Code,
						34 Pa.C.S. §§
													101-2965.
Pennsylvania Code › Title 58 - RECREATION › Part III - GAME COMMISSION › Chapter 143 - HUNTING AND FURTAKER LICENSES › Subchapter A - GENERAL › Section 143.9 - Application period for senior licenses

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For the purpose of issuing a senior license, the year of
					 application shall be the period beginning July 1 and ending June 30 of the year
					 next following to coincide with the license year.
The provisions of this §
												143.9 issued under The Game and
						Wildlife Code,
						34 Pa.C.S. §§
													2707 and
						2722(g).
Pennsylvania Code › Title 58 - RECREATION › Part III - GAME COMMISSION › Chapter 143 - HUNTING AND FURTAKER LICENSES › Subchapter A - GENERAL › Section 143.10 - Fee for return postage

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An additional fee, based on prevailing first-class postage
					 rates and set through written authorization of the Executive Director, shall be
					 remitted by an applicant who applies for a general hunting or furtaker license
					 by mail order, fax or over the Internet. For this fee, licenses will be
					 returned to applicants by standard first-class mail.
The provisions of this §
												143.10 issued under the Game and
						Wildlife Code,
						34 Pa.C.S. §
													2722(g).
Pennsylvania Code › Title 58 - RECREATION › Part III - GAME COMMISSION › Chapter 143 - HUNTING AND FURTAKER LICENSES › Subchapter A - GENERAL › Section 143.11 - Internet license sales

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For individuals who have previously acquired and possess a
					 valid hunting license and opt to purchase an archery, muzzleloader, migratory
					 game bird license online, the license holder shall either print the license,
					 sign in the space provided and carry the printed license while afield or, in
					 the alternative, carry a digital copy of the license while afield as authorized
					 by §
										143.5a (relating to digital
					 hunting and furtaking licenses).
The provisions of this §
												143.11 issued under the Game and
						Wildlife Code,
						34 Pa.C.S. §§
													2708 and
						2722(g)(2); and amended
						under the Game and Wildlife Code,
						34 Pa.C.S. §
													2722(g).
Pennsylvania Code › Title 58 - RECREATION › Part III - GAME COMMISSION › Chapter 143 - HUNTING AND FURTAKER LICENSES › Subchapter A - GENERAL › Section 143.12 - Hunter education training

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(a)
Course registration fees
. Upon application for enrollment in
				  each fee-based hunter education course, a student shall remit the associated,
				  nonrefundable course registration fee in the form of cash, credit card, check
				  or money order. Checks or money orders must be made payable to the
				  "Pennsylvania Game Commission."
(b)
Online hunter-trapper education independent study
. The
				  Commission may develop and implement an online hunter-trapper education course
				  of study as a convenience to license buyers seeking first-time or supplemental
				  training and certification. The Director will establish the course of
				  instruction and assess vendor fees that may be incurred through this course of
				  instruction and certification.
(c)
Training certificate
. The Commission will issue an appropriate
				  certificate of training to each student who successfully completes an approved
				  hunter education course. The Commission will issue a replacement hunter
				  education training certificate to a person who provides sufficient affirmation
				  or evidence of successful completion of that course of instruction. A
				  certificate replacement fee shall be remitted by any person requesting a
				  replacement hunter education training certificate.
(d)
Waiver
. The Director may
				  waive any course registration fee required by this section when the waiver is
				  determined to be consistent with the Commission's hunter education training
				  program or the intent of the act.
(e)
Establishment of fees.
The Director will establish the value of a course registration fee or
				  certificate replacement fee required under this section.
The provisions of this §
												143.12 issued under the Game and
						Wildlife Code,
						34 Pa.C.S. §§
													2102(a) and
						2722(g)(2).
Pennsylvania Code › Title 58 - RECREATION › Part III - GAME COMMISSION › Chapter 143 - HUNTING AND FURTAKER LICENSES › Subchapter A - GENERAL › Section 143.13 - Change of residency registration

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(a)
General rule.
A change
				  in residency status from resident to nonresident or from nonresident to
				  resident, as defined in sections 102, 2702 and 2703 of the act (relating to
				  definitions; residents; and nonresidents), automatically invalidates a person's
				  hunting or furtaking license 30 days after the change in status unless the
				  licensee completes and submits a change in residency registration to the
				  Commission on the form provided.
(b)
Possession and
				  production.
A change in residency registration shall be maintained
				  with and as a part of the person's license materials until the close of the
				  current license year and shall be produced as a part of the person's license
				  materials upon request or demand of a landowner or officer whose duty it is to
				  enforce the act.
(c)
Fee.
A fee of $6 will be assessed for a change of residency
				  registration.
Pennsylvania Code › Title 58 - RECREATION › Part III - GAME COMMISSION › Chapter 143 - HUNTING AND FURTAKER LICENSES › Subchapter B - APPOINTMENT OF AGENTS › Section 143.21 - Appointment of agents

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A person desiring appointment as an agent shall apply to
					 the Commission on the form provided. An application fee of $200 is required for
					 each location, in the form of a negotiable check or money order payable to
					 --Pennsylvania Game Commission.-- The completed application, along with the
					 application fee, shall be forwarded to: Pennsylvania Game Commission, 2001
					 Elmerton Avenue, Harris-burg, PA 17110-9797.
The provisions of this §
												143.21 issued under The Game Law
						(34
						P. S. §§
													1311.101-1311.1502)
						(Repealed); and the Game and Wildlife Code,
						34 Pa.C.S. §§
													101-2965.
Pennsylvania Code › Title 58 - RECREATION › Part III - GAME COMMISSION › Chapter 143 - HUNTING AND FURTAKER LICENSES › Subchapter B - APPOINTMENT OF AGENTS › Section 143.22 - Reserved

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The provisions of this §
												143.22 issued under The Game Law
						(34
						P. S. §§
													1311.101-1311.1502)
						(Repealed); and the Game and Wildlife Code,
						34 Pa.C.S. §§
													101-2965; amended under the Game and Wildlife
						Code,
						34 Pa.C.S. §§
													2102(a) and
						2722(g).
Pennsylvania Code › Title 58 - RECREATION › Part III - GAME COMMISSION › Chapter 143 - HUNTING AND FURTAKER LICENSES › Subchapter B - APPOINTMENT OF AGENTS › Section 143.23 - Minimum sales requirement

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To continue as an agent, a minimum of 25 license or permit
					 products shall be sold each license year. Qualifying licenses, for the purpose
					 of calculating 25 hunting licenses, will be the regular resident, nonresident
					 hunting and furtakers licenses and mentored hunting permits. Archery,
					 muzzleloader, bear, special wild turkey, migratory game bird and replacement
					 licenses are not included as qualifying licenses. In addition, an agent shall
					 continue to meet the requirements in §
										143.27 (relating to conditions for
					 appointment).
The provisions of this §
												143.23 issued under The Game Law
						(34
						P. S. §§
													1311.101-1311.1502)
						(Repealed); and the Game and Wildlife Code,
						34 Pa.C.S. §§
													101-2965; amended under the Game and Wildlife
						Code,
						34 Pa.C.S. §§
													2102(a) and
						2722(g).
Pennsylvania Code › Title 58 - RECREATION › Part III - GAME COMMISSION › Chapter 143 - HUNTING AND FURTAKER LICENSES › Subchapter B - APPOINTMENT OF AGENTS › Section 143.24 - Fee for reapplication

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If an agent sells less than the required 25 qualifying
					 licenses in a given license year, and is removed by the Commission, or if an
					 agent voluntarily withdraws, a subsequent reapplication requires payment of the
					 application fee.
The provisions of this §
												143.24 issued under The Game Law
						(34
						P. S. §§
													1311.101-1311.1502)
						(Repealed); and the Game and Wildlife Code,
						34 Pa.C.S. §§
													101-2965; amended under the Game and Wildlife
						Code,
						34 Pa.C.S. §§
													2102(a) and
						2722(g).
Pennsylvania Code › Title 58 - RECREATION › Part III - GAME COMMISSION › Chapter 143 - HUNTING AND FURTAKER LICENSES › Subchapter B - APPOINTMENT OF AGENTS › Section 143.25 - Reserved

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The provisions of this §
												143.25 issued under The Game Law
						(34
						P. S. §§
													1311.101-1311.1502)
						(Repealed); and the Game and Wildlife Code,
						34 Pa.C.S. §§
													101-2965; amended under the Game and Wildlife
						Code,
						34 Pa.C.S. §§
													2102(a) and
						2722(g).
Pennsylvania Code › Title 58 - RECREATION › Part III - GAME COMMISSION › Chapter 143 - HUNTING AND FURTAKER LICENSES › Subchapter B - APPOINTMENT OF AGENTS › Section 143.26 - Reserved

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The provisions of this §
												143.26 issued under The Game Law
						(34
						P. S. §§
													1311.101-1311.1502)
						(Repealed); and the Game and Wildlife Code,
						34 Pa.C.S. §§
													101-2965.
Pennsylvania Code › Title 58 - RECREATION › Part III - GAME COMMISSION › Chapter 143 - HUNTING AND FURTAKER LICENSES › Subchapter B - APPOINTMENT OF AGENTS › Section 143.27 - Conditions for appointment

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A person desiring consideration for appointment as an agent
					 shall meet the following conditions:
(1) Be a resident of this Commonwealth or an
				  entity registered to do business in this Commonwealth.
(2) Operate a bona fide sporting goods sales
				  outlet where the public expects to find this service.
(3) Be open to the public during reasonable
				  daylight and evening hours.
(4) Not
				  operate on a seasonal or part-time basis.
(5) Agree to and demonstrate ability to
				  provide full license service and cooperation to the public throughout the
				  entire license sales period, and keep records required by the Commission and by
				  statute.
(6) Provide security to
				  the Commission in an amount of at least $11,000.
The provisions of this §
												143.27 issued under The Game Law
						(34
						P. S. §§
													1311.101-1311.1502)
						(Repealed); and amended under the Game and Wildlife Code,
						34 Pa.C.S. §
													2722(g).
This section cited in 58 Pa. Code §
												143.23 (relating to minimum sales
						requirement).
Pennsylvania Code › Title 58 - RECREATION › Part III - GAME COMMISSION › Chapter 143 - HUNTING AND FURTAKER LICENSES › Subchapter B - APPOINTMENT OF AGENTS › Section 143.28 - Application period

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A person requesting appointment as an agent may submit the
					 appropriate completed application form to the Commission in Harrisburg at any
					 time through the license year.
The provisions of this §
												143.28 issued under The Game Law
						(34
						P. S. §§
													1311.101-1311.1502)
						(Repealed); and the Game and Wildlife Code,
						34 Pa.C.S. §§
													101-2965; amended under the Game and Wildlife
						Code,
						34 Pa.C.S. §§
													2102(a) and
						2722(g).
Pennsylvania Code › Title 58 - RECREATION › Part III - GAME COMMISSION › Chapter 143 - HUNTING AND FURTAKER LICENSES › Subchapter B - APPOINTMENT OF AGENTS › Section 143.29 - Reserved

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The provisions of this §
												143.29 issued under The Game Law
						(34
						P. S. §§
													1311.101-1311.1502)
						(Repealed); and the Game and Wildlife Code,
						34 Pa.C.S. §§
													101-2965; reserved under the Game and
						Wildlife Code,
						34 Pa.C.S. §§
													2102(a) and
						2722(g).
Pennsylvania Code › Title 58 - RECREATION › Part III - GAME COMMISSION › Chapter 143 - HUNTING AND FURTAKER LICENSES › Subchapter B - APPOINTMENT OF AGENTS › Section 143.30 - Notice of disapproved applications

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The Commission will provide prompt written notice of its
					 disapproval of an application submitted under this subchapter and return the
					 application fee to the applicant.
The provisions of this §
												143.30 issued under The Game Law
						(34
						P. S. §§
													1311.101-1311.1502)
						(Repealed); and the Game and Wildlife Code,
						34 Pa.C.S. §§
													101-2965.
Pennsylvania Code › Title 58 - RECREATION › Part III - GAME COMMISSION › Chapter 143 - HUNTING AND FURTAKER LICENSES › Subchapter B - APPOINTMENT OF AGENTS › Section 143.31 - Agencies at separate locations

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An agent desiring to operate an agency at additional
					 locations shall meet the requirements in this subchapter.
The provisions of this §
												143.31 issued under The Game Law
						(34
						P. S. §§
													1311.101-1311.1502)
						(Repealed); and the Game and Wildlife Code,
						34 Pa.C.S. §§
													101-2965.
Pennsylvania Code › Title 58 - RECREATION › Part III - GAME COMMISSION › Chapter 143 - HUNTING AND FURTAKER LICENSES › Subchapter C - ANTLERLESS DEER LICENSES › Section 143.41 - General

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(a) The purpose of
				  this subchapter is to implement a structure and process that provides for the
				  fair and equitable distribution of the antlerless deer licenses allocated by
				  the Commission to each wildlife management unit annually.
(b) The Commission will establish the annual
				  allocation of antlerless deer licenses for each wildlife management unit after
				  its review of available management data.
(c) The Commission will accept applications
				  for antlerless deer licenses allocated to each wildlife management unit on a
				  first-come, first-served basis through one or more sales rounds that will
				  continue until the supply of licenses is exhausted for each wildlife management
				  unit.
(d) [Reserved].
(e) Except as provided in subsection (f),
				  notwithstanding the provisions of this subchapter limiting the total number of
				  antlerless deer licenses allocated to each wildlife management unit, the
				  Commission will establish a review process to authorize the issuance of
				  licenses outside of the allocations established in each wildlife management
				  unit to:
(1) A resident of this Commonwealth
				  serving on active duty in the United States Armed Forces or in the United
				  States Coast Guard or within 60 days of discharge from active duty under
				  honorable conditions from the United States Armed Forces or United States Coast
				  Guard.
(2) A disabled veteran as
				  defined in § 2706(b)(1) and (1.1) of the act (relating to resident license
				  and fee exemptions).
(3) An
				  applicant whom the Commission has determined to have been erroneously denied an
				  antlerless deer license.
Pennsylvania Code › Title 58 - RECREATION › Part III - GAME COMMISSION › Chapter 143 - HUNTING AND FURTAKER LICENSES › Subchapter C - ANTLERLESS DEER LICENSES › Section 143.42 - Antlerless deer license required

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(a)
General rule.
Except as provided in subsection (b), a person
				  must acquire and possess a valid antlerless deer license for an applicable
				  wildlife management unit to lawfully hunt and take each antlerless deer within
				  that unit during any open antlerless deer season established in §
										139.4 (relating to seasons and bag
				  limits for the license year). Each antlerless deer license is valid for taking
				  only one antlerless deer only in the wildlife management unit designated on the
				  license.
(b)
Exceptions.
The licensure requirements of subsection (a) do
				  not apply to persons lawfully hunting antlerless deer in accordance with
				  allowances and requirements of:
(1) The
				  agricultural lands license exemption as set forth in section 2706(a) of the act
				  (relating to resident license and fee exemptions).
(2) An applicable antlerless deer special
				  permit issued by the Commission.
(3) The lawful cooperation and assistance
				  authorizations or exceptions set forth in sections 2301(b) and 2325 of the act
				  (relating to prima facie evidence of hunting; and cooperation after lawfully
				  killing big game) and also §
											141.43(e)
				  (relating to deer seasons).
Pennsylvania Code › Title 58 - RECREATION › Part III - GAME COMMISSION › Chapter 143 - HUNTING AND FURTAKER LICENSES › Subchapter C - ANTLERLESS DEER LICENSES › Section 143.43 - Antlerless deer license eligibility and application

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(a) The Commission will make antlerless deer
				  licenses available to eligible applicants for purchase through PALS online and
				  at each of its current issuing agent locations across this
				  Commonwealth.
(b) The Commission
				  will only accept an application for an antlerless deer license from a person
				  who meets all of the following criteria:
(1)
				  The person either currently possesses a valid base hunting license or is making
				  a contemporaneous purchase of a valid base hunting license with the application
				  for an antlerless deer license.
(2)
				  At the time of application, the person has not exceeded application limits for
				  antlerless deer licenses as set forth in §
											143.45 (relating to antlerless
				  deer license application limits).
(3) The person has paid the applicable cost
				  of the antlerless deer license, plus any applicable transactional and issuing
				  agent fees established in section 2709 of the act (relating to license cost and
				  fees).
(4) At the time of
				  application, the person is not subject to any active hunting or furtaking
				  license suspension or revocation.
Pennsylvania Code › Title 58 - RECREATION › Part III - GAME COMMISSION › Chapter 143 - HUNTING AND FURTAKER LICENSES › Subchapter C - ANTLERLESS DEER LICENSES › Section 143.44 - Antlerless deer license application schedule

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(a)
Application schedule.
The Commission will make antlerless deer licenses available for application
				  through PALS online and at each of its current issuing agent locations across
				  this Commonwealth according to the following distribution schedule:
(1)
Round 1.
(i) Beginning the fourth Monday in June for
				  all resident applicants.
(ii)
				  Beginning the second Monday in July for all nonresident applicants.
Pennsylvania Code › Title 58 - RECREATION › Part III - GAME COMMISSION › Chapter 143 - HUNTING AND FURTAKER LICENSES › Subchapter C - ANTLERLESS DEER LICENSES › Section 143.45 - Antlerless deer license application limits

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(a)
Application limit.
Except as otherwise provided in subsections (b) and (c), an eligible applicant
				  may submit only one antlerless deer license application for each open
				  antlerless deer license sales round listed in §
										143.44 (relating to antlerless
				  deer license application schedule). The Commission will reject all applications
				  in excess of these limits.
(b)
Catch-up allowance.
An eligible applicant may submit multiple
				  antlerless deer license applications in a single transaction if the applicant
				  has not previously applied for an antlerless deer license during one or more
				  previous open rounds, and only then equal to the number of rounds currently
				  open on the date of application.
(c)
Round 4 continuous
				  sales.
(1) Subject to the procedures
				  and limitations of paragraph (2), an eligible applicant may submit multiple and
				  continuous applications for antlerless deer licenses for each wildlife
				  management unit whose antlerless deer license allocation remains unexhausted
				  upon the opening of Round 4 of antlerless deer license sales on the date set
				  forth in §
											143.44. The authorizations of this
				  subsection will terminate automatically for each wildlife management unit once
				  its antlerless deer license allocation is exhausted.
(2) An eligible applicant may make one or
				  more applications for antlerless deer licenses under this subsection only when
				  the Commission's PALS licensing system shows five or less active and
				  unfulfilled antlerless deer licenses on the applicant's license profile. Once
				  an applicant has been issued a sixth cumulative active and unfulfilled
				  antlerless deer license, the applicant will not be eligible to make
				  reapplication for additional antlerless licenses until one or more previously
				  issued antlerless licenses have been exhausted by harvest and the harvest or
				  harvests have resulted in a verified completed harvest report in PALS. At no
				  time is an applicant authorized to exceed six cumulative active and unfulfilled
				  antlerless licenses in their PALS license profile.
Pennsylvania Code › Title 58 - RECREATION › Part III - GAME COMMISSION › Chapter 143 - HUNTING AND FURTAKER LICENSES › Subchapter C - ANTLERLESS DEER LICENSES › Section 143.48 - Reserved

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The provisions of this §
												143.48 issued under The Game Law
						(34
						P. S. §§
													1311.101-1311.1502)
						(Repealed); and amended under Game and Wildlife Code,
						34 Pa.C.S. §§
													2102(a) and
						2722(g)(2).
Pennsylvania Code › Title 58 - RECREATION › Part III - GAME COMMISSION › Chapter 143 - HUNTING AND FURTAKER LICENSES › Subchapter C - ANTLERLESS DEER LICENSES › Section 143.49 - Reserved

Current through Register Vol. 54, No. 28, July 13, 2024
The provisions of this §
												143.49 issued under The Game Law
						(34
						P. S. §§
													1311.101-1311.1502)
						(Repealed); and amended under the Game and Wildlife Code,
						34 Pa.C.S. §§
													2102 and
						2722(g).
Pennsylvania Code › Title 58 - RECREATION › Part III - GAME COMMISSION › Chapter 143 - HUNTING AND FURTAKER LICENSES › Subchapter C - ANTLERLESS DEER LICENSES › Section 143.50 - Reserved

Current through Register Vol. 54, No. 28, July 13, 2024
The provisions of this §
												143.50 issued under The Game Law
						(34
						P. S. §§
													1311.101-1311.1502)
						(Repealed); and amended under the Game and Wildlife Code,
						34 Pa.C.S. §
													2722(g).
This section cited in 58 Pa. Code §
												143.43 (relating to preamble); and
						58 Pa. Code §
												143.51 (relating to application
						and issuance of surplus tags).