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Road Hunting in Pennsylvania

Driving down a back highway somewhere in Eastern Pennsylvania, you spot it. The buck you’ve dreamed of all season has just crossed the road! Slamming the brakes, you grab your rifle and jump out of your truck to take the shot. As you’re…
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4 Possible Defenses for a Hunting Over Bait Citation in Pennsylvania

November is hunting season, which also means it’s the season for hunting violations. It’s normal to see an uptick in hunting violation cases. The majority of calls we receive are about hunting over bait. Please be aware that there is…
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Legal Tips for Pennsylvania Hunters

As a Pennsylvania hunter, you must follow certain regulations to hunt lawfully and maintain your hunting privileges. Any violation of Pennsylvania Game Law can lead to a suspension or revocation of your hunting privileges. If you are cited with…
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New Opinion Brings Clarity to Pennsylvania Game Law

In a case brought to appeal by Cornerstone Attorney Eric Winter, the Pennsylvania Commonwealth Court has issued a new opinion bringing more clarity to the definition of road hunting. Road hunting and hunting near roadways have been common concerns…
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Baiting Violations in Pennsylvania

Pennsylvania has some of the best hunting land in the country. One way that hunters gauge the quantity of game on any land is through baiting. While purchasing different types of bait and setting it out for wildlife is not illegal in and of…
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What is the Interstate Wildlife Violator Compact?

The Interstate Wildlife Violator Compact (IWVC) is an agreement between states established to protect wildlife resources. Originally created in 1989, IWVC created standards for states to follow when a non-resident violates wildlife laws in that…
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Hunting Offenses in Pennsylvania

Here are the key takeaways from this article: Your hunting privileges can be revoked for any hunting offense. Game Wardens and Judges do not have to tell you in advance about the revocation. If you are charged with a summary 1, 2 or…