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Pennsylvania Statutes Title 34 Pa.C.S.A. Game § 2904. Permit fees

Current as of January 01, 2025 | Updated by Findlaw Staff

(a) Annual fees.--The annual fee for permits provided for in this chapter shall be as follows:

(1) Bird banding - $25.

(2) Collecting - $25.

(3) Deleted by 2001, Dec. 13, P.L. 897, No. 98, § 1, imd. effective.

(3.1) Temporary permit for disabled person - $5 for the license year.

(4) Dog training area - $50.

(5) Dog trials (three consecutive days):

(i) Field trials - $25 per day.

(ii) Raccoon trials - $25 per day.

(iii) Retriever trials - $25.

(6) Endangered or threatened species:

(i) Native - $300.

(ii) Non-native - free with necessary Federal permit.

(7) Falconry - $50.

(8) Fox chasing - $150.

(9) Fur dealers:

(i) Resident - $100.

(ii) Nonresident - $300.

(10) Regulated hunting grounds:

(i) Commercial - $100 for first 100 acres and $25 for each additional 100 acres, or part thereof.

(ii) Noncommercial - $38 for first 100 acres and $8 for each additional 100 acres, or part thereof.

(11) Retriever training area - $50.

(12) Deleted by 2006, July 7, P.L. 358, No. 77, § 2, effective in 90 days [Oct. 5, 2006].

(13) Wildlife (exotic) dealer - $200.

(14) Wildlife menagerie - $100.

(15) Wildlife (exotic) possession - $50 per animal.

(16) Wildlife propagation - $25 for one species and $10 for each additional species.

(17) Commercial wildlife pest control - $50.

(b) Disabled permit fees.--The disabled permit fee for a disabled person shall be a one-time fee of $5, which is valid for the lifetime of the disabled person.

(c) Other fees.--The commission shall set a reasonable fee for any permit required by this title which is not specifically set forth in this section.

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