Pennsylvania Act 2004-53 — GAME CODE (34 PA.C.S.) - WILD TURKEY HUNTING

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GAME CODE (34 PA.C.S.) - WILD TURKEY HUNTING
                  Act of Jul. 2, 2004, P.L. 467, No. 53               Cl. 34
                             Session of 2004
                               No. 2004-53

     HB 2042

                                  AN ACT

     Amending Title 34 (Game) of the Pennsylvania Consolidated
        Statutes, further providing for wild turkey hunting.

        The General Assembly of the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania
     hereby enacts as follows:

        Section 1.  Sections 2705 and 2709(a) of Title 34 of the
     Pennsylvania Consolidated Statutes are amended by adding
     paragraphs to read:
      § 2705.  Classes of licenses.
        Unless otherwise provided, any person wishing to exercise any
     of the privileges granted by this title shall first secure the
     applicable resident or nonresident hunting or furtaker license
     as follows:
            * * *
            (16)  Special wild turkey license to be used in
        conjunction with an adult or junior resident license, adult
        or junior nonresident license, senior resident license,
        senior resident lifetime license, senior lifetime resident
        combination hunting and furtaking license and junior resident
        and nonresident combination hunting and furtaking license
        when the commission by regulation authorizes the harvest of
        wild turkeys over and above the number of turkey harvest tags
        attached to the preceding licenses.
      § 2709.  License costs and fees.
        (a)  License costs.--Any person who qualifies under the
     provisions of this chapter shall be issued the applicable
     license upon payment of the following costs and the issuing
     agent's fee:
            * * *
            (22)  Special wild turkey license:
                (i)  Resident - $20.
                (ii)  Nonresident - $40.
        * * *
        Section 2.  This act shall take effect in 60 days.

     APPROVED--The 2nd day of July, A. D. 2004.

     EDWARD G. RENDELL