I hate the law because I work alot and have to drive 2+hrs to the camp, so besides vacation time I can only hunt weekends. It wouldn't be so bad if I were out in the country and could hunt after work, but with no sundays I effictivly lose 1/2 of my hunting opportunities.

365 days of the year. If they closed sundays I might not go along with that .

There isn't any law like that in Ks, and I'm glad. I go hunting on Sunday, thanksgiving and christmas, and don't see any problem with it.
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There isn't a rational reason why we all shouldn't be able to hunt on Sundays for any type of game animal or bird.

In Georgia if the season is open anyday is good to go. But if you want some adult beverages after the hunt on Sunday you will have to buy them on Saturday.
Folks where there is no hunting on Sundays and you want it. YOU ARE THE GOVERNMENT! Get control of your seasons. You would be surprised what a good petetion can do for ya. Political activism works try it.

You won't see it happen here in Pa, too many religous groups against it.It is a shame though with how everyone has to work now it would allow more time hunting for most people including fathers and sons and daughters to help keep the hunting tradition alive.

There is no hunting on Sunday's in Pa due to the churches here. I hope they don't change it I think the animals need a day of rest too!

I agree with the majority here on this thing, sunday and Holiday hunting should be allowed in each and every state in this country. Talk about being behind the times on this or what!! I can't believe that the sportsmen in the states that don't allow it, haven't protested or at the very least, voted out the people who are keeping that dumb law in effect in the first place!!!

Edited by - maytom on 01/06/2002 10:10:02

In Texas we can hunt on Sunday. I have a question for those who cant. Did they include no working on Sunday also? If not boy did ya'll get the shaft.
Rick

35 Whelen-If the animals need a day of rest it does not have to be sunday.Make it wednesday.