State game lands in Pennsylvania are open 7 days a week, nearly year round, for hunting, with no daily or bag limits, of all types of game (and non game) animals and birds, including rare and endangered species including, but not limited to elk, bear, deer, coyote, bobcat, fox, raccoon, skunk, muskrat, groundhog, porcupine, opossum, squirrel, weasel, beaver, mole, shrew, otter, rat, mouse, vole, and bat.
The open lands and wooded hillsides beckon, teeming with airborne quarry such as geese, turkey, pheasant, dove, and crow. Even the elusive great gray owl attracts the hunter, the swift peregrine falcon, the impressive ( and no longer endangered) bald eagle, and its majestic cousin, the golden eagle.
The thousands of acres of state game lands, maintained in part with the money from hunting license fees, offer unlimited opportunities for the hunter of any age, if you can get there, you can hunt. But you don't even need a license. You won't be taking a firearm, you're shooting with a camera.