Pennsylvania HB1366 amends elk hunting license transfer rules, prohibiting monetary gain and imposing penalties for violations.
Pennsylvania HB1366 amends Title 34 of the Pennsylvania Consolidated Statutes to revise the rules for transferring elk hunting licenses. The bill prohibits the transfer of a license from resulting in monetary gain, though reimbursement for the license cost and transfer fees is allowed. Violations of the transfer rules, including unauthorized transfers, carry penalties such as a $10,000 civil penalty, suspension of hunting privileges, permanent ban from applying for an elk license, loss of accumulated bonus or preference points, and confiscation of any animal taken.
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