HARRISBURG, Pa (WJAC) — Several major changes could be coming ahead of the 2020 hunting season, and beyond, according to a release from the Pennsylvania Game Commission.
Game Commission officials discussed many changes at Saturday's Board of Commissioners meeting, all of which will receive a final vote at the next meeting in April.
The release says that some of the proposed changes would include new rules for the dual-carrying of bows and muzzleloaders, changes to deer-tagging requirements and the simplifying of mentor programs.
The Board of Game Commissioners also announced proposed changes to the number of D-map permits that hunters can receive and that archery and raccoon seasons may be extended.
You can view the full release and the list of proposed changes at the Pennsylvania Game Commission website.
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