Hunters should note that WMU 2H has been eliminated and its area placed within WMU 2G. More: How a Pennsylvania hunter/photographer landed a gig on the Outdoor ChannelĪllocations of antlerless deer licenses by Wildlife Management Unit (WMU) are as follows, with the allocation from the previous license year appearing in parentheses. Primitive hunting: Traditionalist is keeping the arch in archery In each round, antlerless license sales won’t begin until 8 a.m.Īllocations set: Pennsylvania deer hunters will have 147,000 more antlerless deer licenses, 34 fewer elk Additional licenses, if available, then can be purchased after the season begins, as the hunter harvests antlerless deer and reports them. 28, a hunter can buy additional licenses until reaching his or her personal limit of six. A hunter can get a third license in the third round. The sale of Deer Management Assistance Program (DMAP) permits also will begin on this date. A hunter can get a second license in the second round for any WMU where tags are available. The second round of antlerless licenses sales begins July 24. The one unknown is if the ease of buying one may make more hunters get an antlerless permit this year. It will be interesting to watch the sales of licenses with the new process, but it’s clear there are plenty of doe tags for people to purchase in the first round.
That WMU had antlerless tags available for almost a month last year before selling out. WMU 3B in northeastern Pennsylvania does has 1,000 fewer doe licenses than last year, but there are still 32,000 antlerless permits there.
PA GAME COMMISSION DOE TAGS REMAINING LICENSE
License allocations have gone up in most WMUs to manage the size of the population, protect the forests and to reduce the chances of diseases like Chronic Wasting Disease from spreading. The Game Commission has allocated 1,095,000 antlerless deer licenses statewide for 2023-24, which is up from the 948,000 licenses allocated for last year’s hunting seasons. There are more licenses to hunt doe this year. It will show how many tags are left for each area. WMUs 2F in northwestern Pennsylvania and 4C in central eastern Pennsylvania sold out on the second day of the second round.įollow actual sales online at huntfish.pa.gov through the antlerless deer quota page to see how many licenses are left in your area. WMUs 1B in northwestern Pennsylvania and 3A in the most northcentral part of the state sold out on the opening day of the second round of licenses. There's no need to stand in long lines or deal with a possible slow website caused by heavy traffic if there's a plan for buy a license. What that means is that everyone who hunts doe doesn’t have to buy their hunting license on the first morning that sales open. That WMU now has 4,000 more antlerless permits than last year for a total of 35,000 tags. It was WMU 2G in northcentral Pennsylvania. It’s a change that makes sense if hunters keep in mind the number of antlerless permits that are available for their hunting Wildlife Management Unit (WMU).įor example, last year the first WMU to sell out took seven days, and it happened on the first day nonresident hunters could apply. On July 10, nonresidents can also start purchasing an antlerless permit. This year, resident hunters can buy one antlerless license when they buy their general hunting license. In the past, doe hunters were required to mail pink envelopes to a county treasurer to apply for the limited number of antlerless licenses.
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