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Hunting Licenses

In Beaver County, all hunting requires licensure from the Pennsylvania Game Commission. The Pennsylvania Hunting License season runs July 1st through June 30th.

Treasurer's Office hours are 8:30 am to 4:30 pm

2024-2025 Hunting license goes on sale June 24, 2024. (at Treasurer's office, online and other  locations)

Important Antlerless Deer License Dates

Round 1 (Personal limit is 1 tag

    • June 17 - Pre-qualified round begins for Landowners only
    • June 24 - 1st Round Phase (Phase 1) - Limited WMU of 1B, 2G and 3A only
    • June 27 - 1st Rount Phase (Phase 2) - Guaranteed begins for RESIDENTS
      • All WMUs available including Limited WMUs unless they are sold out
    • July 8 - 1st Round (Phase 3) - NONRESIDENT Antlerless tags
      • WMU guarentee ends, except Disable Veteran and Armed Force

Round 2 (Personal limit of 2 tags) Begins for all hunters on July 22

Round 3 (Personal Limit of 3 tags) Begins for all hunters and DMAP Sales on August 12

Round 4 (Personal Limit of 6 tags) Begins for all hunters on August 26

Licenses only available at County Treasurer’s Office include:

Apply for a Hunting License

Pricing list for all available hunting licenses can be found at Pennsylvania Game Commission /Licenses Types. 

Landowner Antlerless Deer license

    • Only available at participating county treasurer locations.
    • Resident and Nonresident Landowner Antlerless Deer licenses (one license per qualifying acreage) will be available and go on sale at June 17, 2024

More information about Antlerless Deer License here

*Personal Limit - Every hunter has the same personal limit; one antlerless deer license per round in the first three rounds. Round 4 a hunter is eligible for UP TO six antlerless deer licenses total.

You may access the Pennsylvania Game Commission’s website for more information.

 

Disclaimer

The purpose of the information listed on this website is to be helpful to those who have questions. Please note that absolutely no information listed for the Beaver County Treasurer should be used as legal advice. If you have a question concerning legality please contact an attorney.