A bill is being introduced to the Pennsylvania Senate to end the Commonwealth’s law banning Sunday hunting that dates back to the 1800s. State Senator Dan Laughlin announced yesterday that he will introduce the bill to completely end the ban on Sunday hunting, joining 39 other states that have no limits. Currently, Pennsylvanians are only allowed to hunt on three Sundays per year when not hunting animals like foxes, crows and coyotes, with the original ban dating back to the state’s Blue Laws. The state’s next legislative session is set for Tuesday, January 7th.
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