What time can you spot until in PA?

You CAN spotlight between sunrise and 11 p.m. any other time of the year — just not during the regular firearms deer season. You CAN’T shine a light on any building, farm animal or photoelectric cell no matter what time you’re spotlighting.

Is spotlighting illegal?

It is illegal, dangerous, unethical and reduces recreational hunting opportunities for law-abiding hunters. Please read the Fact Sheet below for information regarding spotlighting.

Why is shining deer illegal?

It’s for pasty sissies. Shining deer while you’re in possession of a loaded gun in the vehicle is a violation of state law and will be considered as poaching. Shining with an unloaded gun that is readily accessible in the vehicle could be considered as evidence of poaching.

Why is spotlight hunting illegal?

The animals are temporarily blinded and stand still, making it easier for hunters to kill them. In some areas, jacklighting is illegal because it is considered unsporting and dangerous because the hunters cannot see far enough beyond the targeted animal.

Can you use a spotlight on a deer in PA?

You CAN’T use a flashlight or a spotlight that projects a laser light beam when hunting furbearers. Pennsylvania Game Commission Press Secretary Travis Lau said spotlighting during the firearms deer season is outlawed because it’s a check against poaching.

When is it legal to shine a spotlight on a vehicle?

Recreational spotlighting is lawful between sunrise and 11 p.m., except as previously noted. Spotlighting includes handheld lights, accessory spotlights on vehicles and vehicle headlights when intentionally used to locate or view wildlife.

What was the purpose of spotlight PA Bill?

The bipartisan measure comes in response to an ongoing investigation by Spotlight PA and The Caucus into how taxpayers shell out millions each year for perks but are largely unaware of that spending. Mark Zuckerberg helped some Pa. counties survive the 2020 election.

What did spotlight pa do with the Hershey gift?

Help Spotlight PA hold the powerful to account with a gift today. America’s richest school serves low-income kids. But much of its Hershey-funded fortune isn’t being spent. Some Pa. lawmakers tout expense transparency.