Wisconsin Natural Resources Board set to meet in Madison Oct. 23
Staff Report
October 11, 2024
New legislation would nix Sunday hunting ban in Pennsylvania
A Pennsylvania lawmaker recently proposed new legislation that would end the ban on Sunday hunting in the state.
According to a memorandum posted Jan. 30 by Rep. Mandy Steele, D-Allegheny County, seeking cosponsors for the bill, the legislation would repeal the state’s prohibition on Sunday hunting and would give the Game Commission the authority to “decide when and how Sunday hunting is permitted.”
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