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What are the dates for hunting season in PA 2020?

What are the dates for hunting season in PA 2020?

Pennsylvania Deer Seasons

Archery and Crossbow Sept. 18-Jan. 17**
Regular Firearms Nov. 27-Dec. 11** and Dec. 5-12**
Special Firearms (Junior/Senior License, Youth, Disabled Hunters, Military) Oct. 21-23
Flintlock Firearms Dec. 27-Jan. 29**
Muzzleloader Oct. 16-23

What hunting seasons are in PA?

Pennsylvania Deer Seasons

Season Dates Limit
Oct. 2-Nov. 13; Sunday, Nov. 14; Nov. 15-19; and Dec. 27-Jan. 17, 2022. One antlered deer per hunting license year. One antlerless deer with each required antlerless license.
Muzzleloader Oct- 16-23
Special Firearms Oct 21-23, 2021
Regular Firearms Nov 27; Nov 28 and Nov 29- Dec 11

How long is deer season in PA?

Pennsylvania’s 2021 statewide regular firearms deer season kicks off this Saturday, Nov. 27 and lasts through Saturday, Dec. 11. The two-week antlered and antlerless firearms season is set aside each year to simplify regulations and give hunters of all ages and experience levels the opportunity to get in on the fun.

When’s the first day of deer season in Pennsylvania?

DEER, ARCHERY (Antlered and Antlerless) Statewide: Oct. 15-19; and Dec. 27-Jan. 17, 2022. One antlered deer per hunting license year.

Is it deer hunting season in PA?

Is deer hunting over in PA?

Pennsylvania’s 2021 statewide regular firearms deer season begins Saturday and runs through Saturday, Dec. 11, including a Sunday for black bear season, a Sunday for archery deer hunting and a Sunday for rifle deer hunting.

What 3 Sundays can I hunt in PA?

Pennsylvania still has only three Sundays open to hunting (Nov. 14, 21 and 28), but the species that you can hunt during those days has been expanded. Last year, Sunday hunting was only open for deer and bear. This fall, you can hunt coyotes, foxes and raccoons during all three Sundays.