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    For Hunters

    View the complete list of properties enrolled for public hunting access during the 2026–27 hunting season

    As the Hunter Access Program continues to grow and evolve, the list of enrolled properties is updated regularly. A complete, up-to-date list of properties currently enrolled in the program can be found below.

    View Enrolled Properties

    A detailed interactive map showing the locations of enrolled properties is available for view here: 

    Hunter Access Map

    Hunter Access Levels

    1. Open Access – This level of access does not require permission from the landowner.  The property boundary will be clearly shown on the mapping center as well as any specific landowner rules or notes. 

    2. Reservation Access – This level of access requires that hunters use the reservation portion of the new website.  The hunter can use the map to filter Reservation Access properties and see what days are available for reservation and simply enter their CID and DOB to reserve a day to hunt. All reservations other than Trapping are only valid for one day

    • a. Each hunter can make up to 10 reservations per month
    • b. Trapping reservations are for 3-week periods and are 1 trapper per reservation
    • c. Waterfowl hunting reservations are for up to 5 hunters per reservation since waterfowl hunting normally takes place in groups.
    • d. Each landowner that enrolls in reservation access can set the daily maximum of reservations available to hunters

    3. Permission Access – Landowners that have their property enrolled in the Permission Access level have agreed to have their property highlighted in the mapping center but require the hunter to enter their CID and DOB to access the preferred contact method of     the landowner. The preferred contact method may be either phone call or stopping by the address to ask for permission. 

    Learn About the Hunter Access Levels

    Watch our YouTube Video Above

    General Rules and Responsibilities for Hunters utilizing Hunter Access Properties

    • Respect Boundaries: Know property lines and do not trespass onto adjacent private land.
    • Follow Landowner Directives and Land Usage Guide: Obey specific land usage guides, allowed equipment types, and harvested species rules set by each cooperator.
    • Vehicle Use: Park only in designated areas; do not block farm lanes, field access routes, or drive through standing crops.
    • Leave No Trace: Carry out all trash and avoid damaging fences, gates, or property.
    • Safety Zones: Maintain required safety buffers around buildings and dwellings

    Contact the Landowner Resources Office

    If you have questions about the Hunter Access Program, please contact the Landowner Resources Office.

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    Call

    717-787-7314

    Email

    pgclro@pa.gov
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