Pennsylvania HB2717 amends hunting and furtaking laws to require a signed license and mandate carrying it while hunting or furtaking.
Pennsylvania HB2717 amends Title 34 of the Pennsylvania Consolidated Statutes to clarify that hunting or taking game or wildlife without a signed license is unlawful. The bill also requires that the signed license be carried on the person while hunting or furtaking within the state. This act aims to ensure compliance with hunting regulations and maintain the integrity of wildlife management.
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