Pennsylvania HB1588 amends hunting and furtaking license regulations, allowing for revocation and denial of hunting privileges for up to five years.

Pennsylvania HB1588 amends Title 34 of the Pennsylvania Consolidated Statutes to modify the enforcement provisions related to hunting and furtaking licenses. The bill allows for the revocation, suspension, or denial of hunting and furtaking licenses for violations of certain provisions. A magisterial district judge or court can deny the privilege to hunt or take game or wildlife for up to five years. The revocation period for a first offense is up to three years, while a second or subsequent offense can result in a revocation period of up to five years.

Pennsylvania HB1588 amends hunting and furtaking license regulations, allowing for revocation and denial of hunting privileges for up to five years.

Pennsylvania HB1588 amends Title 34 of the Pennsylvania Consolidated Statutes to modify the enforcement provisions related to hunting and furtaking licenses. The bill allows for the revocation, suspension, or denial of hunting and furtaking licenses for violations of certain provisions. A magisterial district judge or court can deny the privilege to hunt or take game or wildlife for up to five years. The revocation period for a first offense is up to three years, while a second or subsequent offense can result in a revocation period of up to five years.