This is a new venture for Lancaster Archery, since the company has never before been a licensing agent."This is something we want to do to better serve our hunting customers," said Chris Scott, Pro Shop manager.Located at 2195-A Old Philadelphia Pike, Lancaster, the Pro Shop will have a dedicated licensing computer and printer at its main checkout register to serve hunters seeking licenses. Pennsylvania's 2017-18 hunting year begins July 1, 2017, but licenses go on sale June 19 to allow deer hunters time to work through the antlerless deer permitting process. Those licenses must be applied for via mail to country treasurers' offices around the state, and applications from Pennsylvania residents will be accepted beginning July 10.Please note that LAS gift cards cannot be used to purchase hunting licenses.
Published June 13, 2017 in NewsBy P.J. Reilly
Lancaster Archery Supply Pro Shop will sell PA hunting licenses
The Lancaster Archery Pro Shop is now an official licensing agent of the Pennsylvania Game Commission, and will start selling Pennsylvania hunting licenses June 19, 2017.This is a new venture for Lancaster Archery, since the company has never before been a licensing agent."This is something we want to do to better serve our hunting customers," said Chris Scott, Pro Shop manager.Located at 2195-A Old Philadelphia Pike, Lancaster, the Pro Shop will have a dedicated licensing computer and printer at its main checkout register to serve hunters seeking licenses. Pennsylvania's 2017-18 hunting year begins July 1, 2017, but licenses go on sale June 19 to allow deer hunters time to work through the antlerless deer permitting process. Those licenses must be applied for via mail to country treasurers' offices around the state, and applications from Pennsylvania residents will be accepted beginning July 10.Please note that LAS gift cards cannot be used to purchase hunting licenses.
This is a new venture for Lancaster Archery, since the company has never before been a licensing agent."This is something we want to do to better serve our hunting customers," said Chris Scott, Pro Shop manager.Located at 2195-A Old Philadelphia Pike, Lancaster, the Pro Shop will have a dedicated licensing computer and printer at its main checkout register to serve hunters seeking licenses. Pennsylvania's 2017-18 hunting year begins July 1, 2017, but licenses go on sale June 19 to allow deer hunters time to work through the antlerless deer permitting process. Those licenses must be applied for via mail to country treasurers' offices around the state, and applications from Pennsylvania residents will be accepted beginning July 10.Please note that LAS gift cards cannot be used to purchase hunting licenses.