I still have a hard time understanding the ban on hunting on Sundays. What better way to be thankful for what God has given us than being out in "His country"? I like church, but I always feel closer to my Creator when I am surrounded by His works.

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Many of the farmers who open their lands to everyone here to hunt waterfowl do not allow Sunday hunting. They are quite religious and look on that as an important day to spend with their families and don't want to be bothered with hunters knocking on their doors or shooting in the fields. I guess them enjoying the peace of their temple is more important than me enjoying mine in the outdoors. No arguments from this writer.

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To me it's a property rights issue too. If someone doesn't want to allow Sunday Hunting on their land, fine. But, if there are people who would like to, they should be able to. Also, this control should be in the hands of any given state's Game Commission, not the legislature, so that it can be used as a tool for game management.

In the fall of 2011, there was a Game & Fisheries Hearing here in PA on the issue. They interviewed Ohio State Game folks who had just implemented Sunday Hunting in Ohio. They stated they've had zero issues. The ironic thing was that many PA state reps have hunting leases in other states just for the simple fact they can hunt the WHOLE weekend.

Oh, don't get me wrong, fellas. I'll hunt on Sundays but on some other guy's place ... if I hunt the weekends at all. Can get pretty crazy out here until big game season opens and then all the slob hunters head for the bush. Only allowing Saturday hunting on the weekends must make it even nuttier. At least with both days open it can kinda spread the craziness out a bit. Won't be any non-resident hunters coming any distance for that kind of crap either. So it's $$$$ lost. Gees, that argument doesn't even make them change their minds? I guess it's too bad there aren't more Buddhists in the legislatures, eh? :-)

It's a fact the Sunday hunting would draw a lot more people into the field, especially out of state hunters.
Another sad fact are the political pressures/contributions from anti-hunting interests play a sad part in not opening up the full potential of hunting. The economic potiential of Sunday hunting would help stimulate more interest in the public to enjoy the outdoors and help stem the couch potato/tv watching/video playing lifestytle that makes us fatter and more unhealthy every year!

"The ironic thing was that many PA state reps have hunting leases in other states just for the simple fact they can hunt the WHOLE weekend."

Not true. They hunt other states because the other states' deer management agency didn't totally fubar the deer hunting like pgc did.

And the reps I know that hunt will tell you straight out that is exactly why.