Monday, January 11, 2016

Don't want sharpshooting in YOUR yard? Call the Game Commission

I understand that we are to call the PA Game Commission and let them know if we do not want sharpshooting on our properties. All safety zones are waived unless property owners call and say they do not want sharpshooting on their property.

Chad R. Eyler, Chief
Special Permits Enforcement Division
Bureau of Wildlife Protection
Pennsylvania Game Commission
2001 Elmerton Avenue
Harrisburg, PA 17110

7 comments:

Barbara said...

This is confusing. It sounds like if you call the Game Commission, you can get the safety zones re-instated, and that's not the case. If you want to call and complain about them giving the Muni a permit to shoot guns without safety zones, do that. But it won't change the decision they already made.

Lebo Citizens said...

OK, thanks for the clarification, Barb.
Elaine

Unknown said...

PGC employees are dumb as bricks. It is difficult for them to understand anyone who is anti-kill.

Unknown said...

Off topic (not completely). I apologize. Question: Should we be putting more pressure on the MTLSD about sharpshooting. We did about archery. Tim is sitting pretty in Lalas's lap. BUT... Is he responsible or does he report to anyone or any entity outside of Mt. Lebanon? If anyone is aware of any potential avenues to hammer the school district, please advise. This may be a good topic in itself, Elaine. Just an idea. Thanks.

Anonymous said...

10:59 am. They are waving safety zones but they aren't waving the Gun Free School Zones act, right? Because the Gun Free School Zones act is federal and the state doesn't have the right to waive it.

Lebo Citizens said...

You are correct, 12:46 PM. Gun Free School Zones trumps everything.
Elaine

Unknown said...

They do not have the power to waive the FGFSZA. So, there won't be guns very close to the schools. Unfortunately, the kids will be riddled by bullets by the time they get to school. It appears that the MTLSD has waived and continues to waive the safe walking routes for students.