Pennsylvania HB2460 mandates the Pennsylvania Game Commission to create a hunting and trapping education model program for students in grades six.
Pennsylvania HB2460 requires the Pennsylvania Game Commission to develop a model program for hunting and trapping education, including firearm safety instruction, for students in grades six through twelve. The program must comply with the commission's basic hunter-trapper education course and be taught by a certified instructor. Students completing the program are deemed to have fulfilled the basic hunter-trapper education course required for a hunting license. Firearms and ammunition cannot be brought into school buildings as part of the instruction.
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