#Pa doe tags remaining license#
In previous years, the first round of license sales didn’t start until the second Monday in July (July 11 last year).Īccording to PGC Director of Communications Travis Lau, the reason for moving up the antlerless deer tag sales three weeks earlier in the year is that it aligns the antlerless and general license sales so people can get their first antlerless license when they purchase their general license. Nonresidents would then be able to purchase their first doe license starting the second Monday in July, which will be July 10. View interactive map Wildlife Management Unit 5A Total Area: 1,309.6 sq. View interactive map Wildlife Management Unit 2E Total Area: 1,427.4 sq. That’s because as the Pennsylvania Game Commission prepares to start selling antlerless deer permits online for the first time ever, it’s also planning to move up the timing for when the sales process begins.Īt its meeting last week, the PGC Board of Commissioners gave preliminary approval to a new framework in which antlerless deer licenses would go on sale to state residents on the first day of hunting license sales - the fourth Monday in June - which will be June 26 this year. 2:41 Hunters across Pennsylvania will have 23,000 more antlerless deer permits this fall as compared to last year’s allocation. To check the availability of antlerless licenses, go online to or click on the Antlerless Deer Licenses link on the homepage at From there, find the Antlerless Application Availability link on the right-hand side of the page to access the remaining numbers.
Pennsylvania hunters are well accustomed to purchasing their hunting licenses and antlerless deer permits starting in July, but this year they’ll need to be thinking about deer season a few weeks earlier than normal.
0 kommentar(er)
