Pennsylvania HB851 amends hunting laws to allow Sunday hunting under certain conditions, redefines trespass offenses, and updates ethics and.
Pennsylvania HB851 amends the state's hunting laws by allowing Sunday hunting under specific conditions, including obtaining written permission from landowners for private land. It repeals previous prohibitions on Sunday hunting and introduces new offenses for trespassing on private land while hunting or furtaking. The bill also updates the Pennsylvania Game Commission's ethics policy, requiring annual reports and prohibiting commission members from lobbying. Additionally, it modifies the penalties for various hunting offenses and updates definitions related to hunting and trespassing.
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