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The Pennsylvania Game Commission introduces an optional Master Hunter certification aimed at connecting ethical hunters with private landowners, particularly farmers facing crop damage from deer. This initiative responds to persistent concerns among landowners about granting hunting access to individuals, ensuring those who hunt are trained in safety, ethics, and respect for property.

Hunters will need a spotless record of game law violations and complete specialized training before being entered into a database that facilitates connections with landowners. This program addresses the urgent need for effective deer management while restoring trust between hunters and property owners, making it a promising development for both groups.

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