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- Click ‘Get Form’ to open the Pennsylvania Common Carp Stocking application in the editor.
- Begin by filling out Section A, Applicant Information. Enter your name, daytime and home telephone numbers, and mailing address.
- Proceed to Section B, Water Body Location and Description. Provide the name of the water body, its type (natural or man-made), and location details including county and municipality.
- In Section C, Aquatic Vegetation Information, describe any problematic vegetation types present in your pond and their coverage percentage.
- Finally, complete Section D by certifying your application with your signature and date. Ensure all required attachments are included before submission.
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