Please enable scripts and reload this page. An Official Pennsylvania Government Website. Pennsylvania Game Commission. Buy a License. Make a Purchase. Report a Harvest. Report a Violation. Hunting Digest. Sign up for emails. There is no cost for this permit. Since only one Junior Pheasant Permit can be purchased in a license year, a replacement permit would be necessary if the original was lost. Replacement licenses are no cost. This coupon must be presented to an issuing agent prior to the issuance of a DMAP harvest permit.
In these units, DMAP harvest permits are issued until the allocation is exhausted. The customer makes the purchase through HuntFishPA. A temporary, electronic Federal Duck Stamp eDuck is printed immediately and is valid for 45 days from date of purchase.
The temporary eDuck stamp is a valid Federal Migratory Bird Hunting and Conservation stamp and is valid to hunt migratory birds within Pennsylvania and any other state s that may have approved its validity. Federal Duck Stamps are not replaceable. If lost, you must purchase another stamp. If your Federal Duck Stamp is not receive within 45 days of purchase, please call To be eligible for a resident DV license, the veteran must have a service-related disability incurred during a war or armed conflict and meet one of the three criteria shown below.
The term "War" as used in Section of the Pennsylvania Game and Wildlife Code shall include both declared and undeclared wars for which veterans receive benefits from the federal government. Eligible disabled veterans include: World War I veterans who served from April 6, to November 11, ; World War II veterans who served from December 7, to December 31, ; veterans of the Korean conflict who served from June 27, to January 31, ; Vietnam Era veterans who served from August 5, to May 7, ; Persian Gulf War veterans who served from August 2, to a future date to be set by presidential proclamation, Iraq War veterans who served from March 19, to December 15, , and Afghanistan War veterans who served from October 7, to December 28, In such cases, the veteran will have documentation that he is receiving percent or total compensation.
Since the U. Government has assigned a total disability rating for compensation for such a veteran, we will recognize the veteran as a percent disabled veteran who qualifies for a free hunting license with proper documentation. For some veterans discharged in or later, the claim number and SSN are the same.
Box , Philadelphia, PA Generally applies to those veterans that may have a future review of their disability rating. A qualified veteran who has a disability rating of less than percent, but meets the first or second criteria, may also be eligible.
This disability must be directly related to injuries incurred while on active duty during a war or armed conflict. Discharge papers may also be required. Qualified DV license holders are entitled to only one free license per year. Resident DV Lifetime Hunting License No Charge : Issued to residents that meet one of the requirements above, and, if qualifying under the second or third criteria, present documentation that the condition is permanent.
Applicants may obtain yearly renewal licenses through any issuing agent. If a license holder moves out-of-state, he or she is not eligible to renew their DV Lifetime license.
Resident DV Lifetime Furtaker License No Charge : Issued to residents that meet one of the requirements above, and, if qualifying under the second or third criteria, present documentation that the condition is permanent. Applicants obtain yearly renewal licenses through any issuing agent. County Treasurers can issue antlerless deer licenses for any wildlife management unit WMU , not only those in which their counties are located. Hunters may use the application panel that comes with the general hunting license, the application forms contained in the Digest or the application forms on the Game Commission website.
Any of the aforementioned applications are valid and may be copied, but an original signature on the application is required. Hunters may indicate their first, second and third WMU preference on the application. If the first WMU of choice is sold out, the Treasurer will issue a license for the second or third WMU preference based on license availability. HuntFishPA automatically tracks allocations and monitors personal license limits so hunters are not issued more licenses than they are entitled to at any given point.
Antlerless deer licenses are issued without restrictions or regard to the applicant's county of residence. Resident hunters can be awarded up to one antlerless deer license this round. Mail Only. Resident and nonresident hunters can be awarded up to one antlerless deer license in this round. Monday, August 2 First Round Unsold — If antlerless deer licenses remain available, County Treasurers begin accepting antlerless deer license applications from residents and nonresidents for unsold tags.
Resident and nonresident hunters can be awarded up to two antlerless deer licenses in this round. Monday, August 16 Second Round Unsold — If antlerless deer licenses are still available, County Treasurers begin accepting antlerless deer license applications from residents and nonresidents for additional unsold tags.
Resident and nonresident hunters can be awarded up to three antlerless deer licenses total during this round. Monday, September 13 — County Treasurers begin accepting applications over-the-counter from residents and nonresidents for up to six antlerless deer licenses from the allocation of unsold tags in any WMU. In-person or by mail. Monday, September 28 — Deadline for County Treasurers to mail successful applicants' licenses second round unsold and additional applications received by mail during OTC round.
This form is available in the Digest and on the Game Commission's website. The applicant should mail the completed form and remittance in a plain envelope marked "Replacement Antlerless Application". Applicants who apply by mail must include a self-addressed stamped return envelope.
Armed Forces or resident U. Coast Guard personnel. To qualify, applicants must be full-time active duty or within sixty 60 days of their honorable discharge. Applicants are not required to be stationed outside of Pennsylvania. Immediate family members of qualified applicants and individuals serving in the Reserves or National Guard are not eligible for this license. If a resident applicant who normally serves in the Reserves or National Guard is called to serve in a Federal full-time active duty generally referred to as Title 10 status prior to applying, this person could qualify for the license.
Applicants must produce substantial proof of their military status. In lieu of the standard documentation described in that section, military personnel may produce the following three items together; an expired Pennsylvania Driver's license, a valid military identification card and official orders or discharge papers documenting the time frame of active duty service.
Under the Vehicles Law of Pennsylvania, Section d , a driver's license held by a person who enters or is on active duty in the armed forces is valid as long as active duty continues and the person is absent from the Commonwealth. In fact, the driver's license remains valid 45 days following the date of the person's discharge from active duty or return to the Commonwealth unless otherwise suspended by law.
An applicant may obtain only one guaranteed AF antlerless deer license. These licenses may be issued at any time. If the applicant cannot apply in person, they may mail their antlerless deer license application, remittance and supporting documentation official orders directly to a County Treasurer using a plain envelope marked "Armed Forces Antlerless Application". If the qualified veteran cannot apply in person, he or she should mail their antlerless deer license application, remittance and supporting documents Veterans Administration form letter directly to the County Treasurer in a plain envelope marked "Disabled Veteran Antlerless Application.
An applicant may obtain only one guaranteed DV antlerless deer license. This license may be issued at any time. The applicant understands and must agree to at the time of application, that the subject fifty 50 or more contiguous acres of land are open to public hunting and trapping and shall remain open to public hunting and trapping during the entire license year July 1 to June 30 for which the Landowners Antlerless Deer license is issued.
This license is available to both residents and nonresidents. If the qualifying acreage is located within a county with two or more wildlife management units, the applicant selects the management unit he or she desires.
The Landowner Antlerless Deer license may be applied for and issued any time prior to regular Antlerless Deer licenses going on sale July 13 this year. The applicant must furnish proof of ownership of land to the County Treasurer in the form of the original deed or true copy thereof. Applicants or their agents may present their antlerless deer license application, Landowner Antlerless Deer license affidavit, etc.
If this is not possible, applicant may mail these items and remittance to the County Treasurer in a plain envelope marked "Landowner Antlerless Application. Only one Landowner Antlerless Deer license shall be issued per qualifying deed regardless of acreage in excess of You may be trying to access this site from a secured browser on the server.
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