Native Forest Council

The United Bowhunters of Pennsylvania is a nonprofit organization founded in 1985 by a group of dedicated PA bowhunters with the mission to unite and mobilize Pennsylvania's bowhunting community in response to the growing anti-hunting movement. As the longest-lasting and most influential bowhunting organization in the Commonwealth, their goals include promoting and protecting bowhunting opportunities, establishing mandatory bowhunter education, and advocating for increased recreational opportunities for bowhunters.

The United Bowhunters of Pennsylvania works tirelessly to preserve and promote the sport of bowhunting, supporting game management based on sound biological principles and a resource-first philosophy. They have achieved significant legislative and regulatory victories, such as obtaining regulations for bowhunters to harvest bucks during the entire late archery season, extending the archery bear season, and enabling bowhunters to carry concealed firearms during archery season with appropriate permits. Their dedication to the sport and their accomplishments make them a vital organization for Pennsylvania bowhunters.

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