No problem Double,

On the internet, the PGC has this listed in the 2003-2004 manual about Special Reg areas..... I dont know it will help or not....

In western Pennsylvania, all of Allegheny County.
In southeastern Pennsylvania, all of Bucks, Chester, Delaware,
Montgomery and Philadelphia counties.
All Special Regulations Area counties are now contained within
the new Wildlife Management Unit system. Seasons and antler
restriction requirements are based on these units and general deer
seasons. However, certain laws and regulations in regards to arms
and ammunition and safety zones for archery hunting still apply to
specific counties in Special Regulations Areas.
In Special Regulations Areas only, the Safety Zone for archery deer
hunters has been reduced from within 150 yards of any occupied residence,
camp, industrial or commercial building, farm house or
farmbuilding to 50 yards. This also applies to hunters using crossbows
during the regular firearm season. Around any playground, school,
nursery school or day-care center, the Safety Zone remains 150 yards.
This change applies only to archery deer hunters and only in the six
counties classified as Special Regulations Areas.
Lawful While Trapping
Manually operated 22 caliber or smaller rimfire rifles and handguns,
except as noted under specific " Furtaking" regulations elsewhere in
digest.
For Small Game, Huntable Furbearers and Crows:
Manually operated or autoloading shotguns plugged to three-shell
capacity, manually operated 22 caliber or smaller rimfire rifles and
handguns, and bows and arrows.
Arms & Ammunition: Muzzleloading long guns 44 caliber or
larger, bows and arrows, manual or autoloading shotguns, .410 or
larger using slugs and 20 gauge or larger using buckshot. Buckshot
may not be used in Allegheny County. Only bows and arrows are
permitted in Philadelphia County. Crossbows may be used in the
regular firearms deer seasons and must have a minimum draw weight
of 125 pounds and a maximum draw weight not to exceed 200 pounds.
Archery Safety Zone: