True or False: Homeowners can hunt rabbits outside of hunting season if they are causing damage.

The statement is true because Pennsylvania law allows landowners or their agents to take certain wildlife causing damage to property outside of the established hunting seasons, which includes rabbits. This provision is made to enable property owners to address immediate concerns regarding wildlife that may be causing agricultural damage or threatening residential areas. However, there are regulations and guidelines to be followed, such as reporting the incident to the Pennsylvania Game Commission and possibly obtaining the required permits.

While the other options suggest varying interpretations, they do not accurately reflect the specific allowances made under Pennsylvania law for landowners to address wildlife causing damage at times outside of traditional hunting seasons. Municipalities may have additional guidelines, but the underlying state law provides the fundamental right to control nuisance wildlife under certain conditions.