US EditionPA Sunday Hunting Bill One Step Closer to Becoming Law, Passes Senate
- Pennsylvania’s House Bill 1431, which aims to eliminate restrictions on hunting Sundays, received Senate approval on June 26 with a 34-16 vote and is now awaiting a final decision from the House.
- The bill was initially approved by the state House earlier in June and was later modified by the Senate to remove a clause regarding deer urine testing; it must now be passed again by the House before being sent to the governor.
- If approved and signed by the governor, the legislation would grant the Pennsylvania Game Commission the ability to expand Sunday hunting opportunities beyond the current limit of three designated Sundays annually.
- A representative from the Game Commission noted that the rollout of new Sunday hunting options will be gradual and cannot be completed immediately after the bill is enacted.
- The bill's passage marks progress toward modernizing hunting laws and increasing flexibility, as supporters believe it will help rebuild hunting interest and support conservation in Pennsylvania.
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