To address the landowner issue. When we ask permission to hunt private land there are certain rules that apply and we must all follow. This is just an instance of another one of those rules. If I knock on a door and ask permission to hunt then the landowner can say "sure, but not on Sundays". What makes the "no sunday hunting" rule any different than the "don't cut down my trees" or "don't drive four wheelers through standing crops" rules? Once again, the landowner paid for that land and has a right to make up his own mind not the state. If I bought 100 acres and wanted to hunt it on Sunday I should be allowed. If someone else bought it and asked people not to hunt on Sundays then he should be allowed too. I hate these laws that treat everyone as children and removes their ability to make up their own minds.