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Pennsylvania Deer Processors
118 businesses across 50 of the 67 counties. Pick a county from the box to filter.
Photo: U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service Southeast Region (Public domain)
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Mapped where an address could be matched: 108 of 118.
Hunters Sharing the Harvest
Pennsylvania’s statewide venison donation program.
Statewide venison donation program (sharedeer.org, 866-474-2141); more than 2.5 million lbs donated since 1991; donate deer at participating processors at no charge.
109 of the 118 processors here are on the Hunters Sharing the Harvest participating list, marked in their listing notes. A hunter can donate a deer at any of them at no charge.
Donate a deer
Tag the deer and report it as the digest requires, then take it to a participating processor. The donation costs the hunter nothing.
Check before you go
The program list changes during the season, so call the processor to confirm it is still taking donations.
High-risk CWD parts
Once moved from the harvest site, the head, backbone and other high-risk parts go to commercial trash, double-bagged, or to another PGC-approved method such as a cooperating processor.
Sources: digest p. 34; HSH processor list; CWD carcass rule, last checked October 12, 2026.
Northwest region (26)
Butler County (9)
Clarion County (1)
Crawford County (4)
Erie County (2)
Jefferson County (1)
Lawrence County (3)
Mercer County (4)
Venango County (2)
Northcentral region (14)
Cameron County (1)
Centre County (2)
Clearfield County (2)
Clinton County (1)
Elk County (1)
Lycoming County (3)
McKean County (1)
Tioga County (2)
Union County (1)
Northeast region (21)
Bradford County (6)
Columbia County (2)
Lackawanna County (3)
Luzerne County (3)
Monroe County (3)
Sullivan County (1)
Susquehanna County (1)
Wyoming County (2)
Southwest region (21)
Allegheny County (2)
Armstrong County (4)
Cambria County (1)
Fayette County (3)
Greene County (1)
Indiana County (1)
Somerset County (1)
Washington County (5)
Westmoreland County (3)
Southcentral region (9)
Adams County (1)
Blair County (1)
Cumberland County (2)
Franklin County (1)
Fulton County (1)
Huntingdon County (2)
York County (1)
Southeast region (27)
Berks County (3)
Bucks County (2)
Chester County (3)
Dauphin County (2)
Delaware County (2)
Lancaster County (9)
Lehigh County (1)
Northampton County (2)
Schuylkill County (3)
Processors from the Hunters Sharing the Harvest processor list and its March 2026 spreadsheet, plus business directory meat processing listings whose name mentions deer, venison or game, checked October 12, 2026.
List details
How big is this list?
118 across 50 counties.
What county has the most listings?
Butler County (9), Lancaster County (9) and Bradford County (6).
Which PGC region has the most?
Southeast 27, Northwest 26, Southwest 21, Northeast 21, Northcentral 14 and Southcentral 9.
What sources were used?
Processors from the Hunters Sharing the Harvest processor list and its March 2026 spreadsheet, plus business directory meat processing listings whose name mentions deer, venison or game, checked October 12, 2026.
How many are mapped?
108 of 118 have coordinates from a store locator or the Census geocoder; the rest are listed by county without a pin.
Which counties have none listed?
17 counties have no entry: Beaver, Bedford, Carbon, Forest, Juniata, Lebanon, Mifflin, Montgomery, Montour, Northumberland, Perry, Philadelphia, Pike, Potter, Snyder, Warren and Wayne. Neighboring counties are usually close.
Which of these processors accept donated deer?
109 are on the Hunters Sharing the Harvest list; their cards say so in the notes. Donations cost the hunter nothing.
Can a processor take my deer’s head and spine?
Yes. A cooperating processor is one of the PGC-approved ways to dispose of high-risk CWD parts once a deer leaves the harvest site.
Should I call before dropping off a deer?
Yes. Hours and seasonal status were not checked, and many processors work only during deer season.