Pennsylvania HR468 urges municipal governments and encourages farmers, landowners, and residents to open their lands to public hunting and use deer.
Pennsylvania HR468 encourages municipal governments, farmers, landowners, and residents to open their lands to public hunting and utilize existing deer management programs. The resolution highlights the benefits of lawful hunting access, such as reducing deer-related nuisances, agricultural damage, and public health concerns like Lyme disease. It also emphasizes the effectiveness of hunting in managing deer populations and urges cooperation with the Pennsylvania Game Commission's programs, including the Deer Management Assistance Program and the Agricultural Deer Control Program.
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