PA - Next Year, Internet for Reporting Deer and Turkey
Cool. My first thought was check stations like NJ.
GAME COMMISSION HAILS ENACTMENT OF HOUSE BILL 2326
Pennsylvania Game Commission Executive Director Vern Ross today offered his praise to Governor Edward G. Rendell and members of the General Assembly for approving legislation that will pave the way for the agency to improve its harvest reporting system for hunters.
Gov. Rendell today signed into law House Bill 2326, sponsored by Rep. Keith Gillespie (R-York). The new law amends the Game and Wildlife Code (Title 34) to enable the Game Commission to establish the method of reporting deer and turkey harvests.
"By signing this bill today, Gov. Rendell and state lawmakers have cleared the way for all harvest reporting information to be submitted online via the Internet or by calling a toll-free telephone number, as well as by mail for those hunters without access to a computer or telephone," Ross said. "The Game Commission looks forward to being able to offer hunters a more convenient method of reporting deer and turkey harvests by the 2005-2006 license year. However, for the remainder of the 2004-2005 license year, we urge hunters to complete and mail in their harvest report cards within 10 days of their harvest."