Pennsylvania HB1507 amends hunting and furtaking licenses to allow college students to obtain resident licenses and potentially qualify for fee.

HB1507 amends Title 34 of the Pennsylvania Consolidated Statutes to allow college students attending institutions within the state to apply for resident hunting licenses. To qualify, students must apply to an issuing agent or the commission, provide a valid college ID as proof of enrollment, and pay the required license and issuing agent fees. Eligible students may receive license and fee exemptions for up to four consecutive years. This change aims to make hunting more accessible to college students in Pennsylvania.

Pennsylvania HB1507 amends hunting and furtaking licenses to allow college students to obtain resident licenses and potentially qualify for fee.

HB1507 amends Title 34 of the Pennsylvania Consolidated Statutes to allow college students attending institutions within the state to apply for resident hunting licenses. To qualify, students must apply to an issuing agent or the commission, provide a valid college ID as proof of enrollment, and pay the required license and issuing agent fees. Eligible students may receive license and fee exemptions for up to four consecutive years. This change aims to make hunting more accessible to college students in Pennsylvania.