For the first time in Pennsylvania’s history, hunters can take to the woods on Sundays during the deer rifle season, a shift made possible by new legislation signed by Governor Josh Shapiro. With over half a million hunters expected to participate over the two-week season, this change effectively extends hunting opportunities, allowing those with demanding work schedules the chance to participate and potentially increasing total deer harvest numbers.
Anticipation is palpable among local business owners, particularly deer processors like Bill Wagaman, who reports a surge of activity at his shop in Hanover. On the inaugural Sunday alone, his business processed nearly as many deer as on the previous day, highlighting the immediate impact of the new law. As Pennsylvania joins 39 other states in permitting Sunday hunting, this historic moment not only transforms the hunting landscape but also supports outdoor enthusiasts who previously faced scheduling obstacles.
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