Deer hunting in Tioga County, Pennsylvania, follows the seasons and regulations set by the Pennsylvania Game Commission, specifically for Wildlife Management Unit 2G. The 2024–25 deer hunting seasons include archery (October 5–November 22 and December 26–January 20), regular firearms (November 30–December 14), and flintlock muzzleloader (December 26–January 15), with specific periods for antlerless hunting using muzzleloaders and during special firearms seasons for eligible hunters. Hunters are allowed one antlered deer per license year and may harvest antlerless deer with the proper permits. Popular public hunting areas in the county include State Game Lands Number 37 and Tioga State Forest, both offering large, accessible tracts of land for hunters. Always consult the official Pennsylvania Game Commission website for up-to-date information on regulations, licensing, and hunting zones.