Pennsylvania SB67 amends hunting regulations, allowing Sunday hunting on three designated days, and modifies penalties for trespassing and unlawful.
Pennsylvania SB67 amends the state's hunting laws by allowing Sunday hunting on three specific days: one during the deer rifle season, one during the Statewide deer archery season, and one additional day as determined by the Pennsylvania Game Commission. The bill also modifies penalties for trespassing on private property while hunting and for unlawful hunting activities. It repeals provisions that previously prohibited hunting on Sunday and those that required written permission to hunt on private land on Sunday.
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