Pennsylvania HB800 amends hunting and furtaking laws to prohibit interference with lawful wildlife taking.
Pennsylvania HB800 amends Title 34 of the Pennsylvania Consolidated Statutes to strengthen protections against interference with lawful wildlife taking. The bill specifies that individuals who intentionally or knowingly drive or disturb wildlife, block or harass others, use stimuli to affect wildlife behavior, create barriers, or affect property used for wildlife activities violate the law. Penalties include summary offenses and a one-year ban on hunting or trapping in the state. The act takes effect 60 days after enactment.
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