DEER, ARCHERY (Antlered and Antlerless) Statewide: Oct. 15-19; and Dec. 27-. One antlered deer per hunting license year.
Can you hunt on Sundays in PA 2021?
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.
Is deer season open on Sunday 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. Change five: Hunters statewide can now hold up to six unfilled antlerless deer licenses at a time.
Can I hunt on my own land without a license in PA?
Any person eligible to hunt or take furbearers on these lands without securing the required license may also, by and with the written consent of the owner or lessee thereof, hunt or take game or wildlife upon any lands other than those publicly owned which lie immediately adjacent to and are connected with the lands
What Sunday in PA can you hunt?
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.
What Sunday's can you hunt in Pennsylvania in 2021?
- November 14: Small Game + Bear Archery + Deer Archery.
- November 21: Small Game + Bear Archery + Bear Rifle + Deer Archery.
- November 28: Bear Rifle + Deer Rifle.
Can you hunt on Sundays now in Pennsylvania?
The three Sundays open to hunting will be Nov. Small game and archery deer will be open to hunting Nov. 14; small game, archery deer and bear will be open to hunting Nov. 21; and firearms deer will be open for hunting Nov.
What Sundays are open to hunting in Pa 2021?
The three Sundays open to hunting will be Nov. 14, Nov. 21 and Nov. 28.
How long is deer season in Pennsylvania?
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.