The Pennsylvania Board of Game Commissioners is set to consider a proposal that could permit hunters to hunt most species on Sundays from September 14 to December 7, following the repeal of a ban on Sunday hunting. This change, backed by recent legislation signed by Governor Josh Shapiro, arises from high demand among hunters eager for expanded opportunities within the 2025-26 hunting season.
By leveraging an executive order instead of a multi-meeting voting process, the board could swiftly authorize Sunday hunting, enabling enthusiasts to participate in fall archery and firearms deer, turkey, and small game seasons. While waterfowl and migratory birds remain excluded from this plan due to federal regulations, the board aims to ensure that any changes do not negatively impact wildlife sustainability. The implications of this potential decision are stirring conversations among both hunters and wildlife advocates.
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