HARRISBURG – As Pennsylvania Game Commission employees began processing resident hunter antlerless deer license applications this week, nonresident hunters are reminded that the agency will accept their regular antlerless deer license applications starting on Aug. 20.
The Game Commission launched its “Doe License Update” page on its Web site to provide hunters additional information on the antlerless license application process, including regular updates about the number of antlerless licenses available by Wildlife Management Unit. Look for it in the “Quick Clicks” box in the upper right-hand corner of the agency’s homepage.
Antlerless deer licenses cost $26 for nonresidents, $6 for residents. Checks should be made payable to “County Treasurer,” not the Game Commission. Also, applicants should not designate a specific county.