Deer drive 2013 license#

Assuming a deer or bear is taken, the roster must also contain the date harvested, sex and weight of the animal, and, if applicable, the number of antler points. Additionally, this roster requires each hunter’s date of arrival at camp and departure therefrom, firearm caliber, and game harvested, if any.

Deer drive 2013 license#

The roster must contain the year of the hunt name, address, township and county of the camp name of each member and his or her hunting license number. One copy of the roster must be carried by the drive leader (who must be properly identified thereon) and the other copy posted at the camp for 30 days following the end of the season. As presently enforced, the PGC requires any permanent camp which cooperates to drive deer or bear to maintain a roster in duplicate where five or more individuals hunt together. ( See, 2013-2014 Pennsylvania Hunting and Trapping Digest, “Big Game Regulations”, p. The Pennsylvania Game Commission has required hunting camps use rosters during deer and bear seasons for years. However, rosters are still required during this hunting season as the new law does not take effect until January 26, 2014. On November 27, 2013, Governor Corbett signed Senate Bill 763 into law which amends Section 2324 of Title 34 (commonly referred to as the Game and Wildlife Code) effectively eliminating the mandatory requirement of maintaining a “roster” of the individuals who are hunting deer, bear, elk or turkey “together or in unison or in any other manner cooperating with others”.