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    Default Deer spotting laws

    are there any laws regarding deer spotting? obviously no firearm in the car but are there other laws?

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    Default Re: Deer spotting laws

    Quote Originally Posted by mike_yorkPA View Post
    are there any laws regarding deer spotting? obviously no firearm in the car but are there other laws?
    IIRC, if you have a LTCF, you may have a sidearm. You just can't have a rifle or shotgun in the car.

    I am sure there will be someone along in a few mins to correct me if I am wrong.
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    Default Re: Deer spotting laws

    Spotlighting Wildlife: It is unlawful to 1) spotlight wildlife while in
    possession of a firearm, except by individuals who have a License to Carry
    Firearms permit, and only with firearms authorized by the permit (most
    sporting arms are not authorized), bow and arrow, or other device capable
    of killing wildlife; 2) spotlight wildlife during the regularly scheduled statewide
    antlered and antlerless deer seasons (Nov. 29-Dec. 11), including
    those days separating the seasons and including the late firearms deer
    seasons in WMUs 2B, 5C & 5D;
    and 3) cast an artificial light upon any
    building, farm animal or photoelectric cell. Recreational spotlighting is
    lawful between sunrise and 11 p.m., except as previously noted. Spotlighting
    includes handheld lights, accessory spotlights on vehicles and
    vehicle headlights when intentionally used to locate or view wildlife. A
    person hunting raccoons, skunks, opossums, bobcats, weasels, foxes and
    coyotes on foot may use a handheld light, including a gun-mounted light.
    Furbearer hunters still may not use a flashlight or spotlight that projects a
    laser light beam,
    though.
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    Default Re: Deer spotting laws

    spotlight wildlife during the regularly scheduled statewide
    antlered and antlerless deer seasons (Nov. 29-Dec. 11), including
    those days separating the seasons
    and including the late firearms deer
    seasons in WMUs 2B, 5C & 5D;


    so the last day of any deer season in any section of the state is January 29, that means between January 30th and the start of the next years archery season i can spot?

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    Default Re: Deer spotting laws

    Quote Originally Posted by mike_yorkPA View Post
    are there any laws regarding deer spotting? obviously no firearm in the car but are there other laws?
    No spotlighting during regular (gun) season.....currently taking place the next two weeks.

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    Default Re: Deer spotting laws

    Quote Originally Posted by mike_yorkPA View Post
    spotlight wildlife during the regularly scheduled statewide
    antlered and antlerless deer seasons (Nov. 29-Dec. 11), including
    those days separating the seasons
    and including the late firearms deer
    seasons in WMUs 2B, 5C & 5D;


    so the last day of any deer season in any section of the state is January 29, that means between January 30th and the start of the next years archery season i can spot?
    Read the section posted. After Dec 11 you can spotlight....in those WMU's not mentioned.

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    Default Re: Deer spotting laws

    Quote Originally Posted by Steve in PA View Post
    Read the section posted. After Dec 11 you can spotlight....in those WMU's not mentioned.
    reason i was asking was because of flintlock, and it says the days in between seasons thats why i asked
    DEER, ANTLERED OR ANTLERLESS FLINTLOCK (Statewide): Dec. 27-Jan. 15.

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