58 Pa. Code § 135.101 - Scope
(a) The Commission
may create special wildlife management areas on lands, waters and buildings
under its ownership, lease or jurisdiction. Specific parts of these areas may
be referred to as controlled goose hunting areas, controlled duck hunting
areas, propagation areas, public hunting areas, public recreation areas or a
designation consistent with the use of lands, waters or buildings.
(b) In addition to §§
135.2 and
135.41 (relating to unlawful
actions; and State game lands) and 50 CFR Part 20 (relating to migratory bird
hunting), this subchapter pertains to areas designated as special wildlife
management areas.
(c) Boundaries
shall be conspicuously posted with signs designating the purpose of an
area.
(d) The Director has the
authority to open special wildlife management areas or parts thereof to hunting
or trapping for the purpose of population control when it is determined that
uncontrolled numbers of certain species have become detrimental to the area.
(1) When a certain area is declared open to
hunting or trapping by the Director, the number of hunters/trappers may be
limited by a permit or drawing.
(2)
The Director may declare the area open to unlimited hunters or trappers and no
permit or drawing will be required at which time §§ 135.102(a)(1) and
(3), (b)(1) and (2) and (d), 135.104(l), 135.106(a)(1), (c)(1) and (d)(1) and
135.107(a)(1) and (b)(1) do not apply.
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