Wonder why majority of those are New England states?

 

Maryland has one or so day day of Sunday Hunting a year They are usigit as wedge to open all of MD to Sunday hunting Contact Maryland sportsman's Assn & Md Bowhunters Society for info TINK
PS
The West VA Sunday huntign initive failed and there si no Sunday huntign in West VA cept ***** at night I think

TINK

 

Wonder why majority of those are New England states?

Several of these states have what are called " blue laws " with some going back as far as colonial times prohibiting many activities on Sunday. It wasn't too long ago when retail stores were closed Sunday in some of these states. These " blue laws are slowly being repealed though.

 

Exactly D@mn blue laws. In Mass we theyu are SLOWLY starting to repeal some of the laws...but it could be a while before we are able to hunt on Sundays

 

We can finally buy beer on Sunday which is a slow change, maybe we can see some change to the rest of the moronic blue laws initiated decades ago.

Here in Delaware, the state has given 4 doe tags with every lic. designed to lower the population of deer in the state. Wouldn't it make sense to open Sunday hunting since most working folk can only hunt on weekends?

We'll see.

Jon

 

Michigan change

The no Sunday hunting rule has been dropped in all of Michigan.

There were a few counties around Detroit that did not allow hunting on public lands or on lands of another on Sunday..however this has been changed starting this deer season. Oct. 1


FYI....

 

These " blue laws" are slowly being repealed though.

"Slowly" is an understatement! Blue laws date back to the
Puritans, more than three centuries ago!

 

Blue

Man its tuff to get out as it is let alone loose Sunday.
ONLY ONE THING TO DO MOVE!! lol

 

amir here,

I have farm in Tenessee. If police make law say I no can hunt Sunday, I sell farm and move. But no law yet. Hope never.

 

Michogan Actually changed mid way through last years deer season. The counties that had them (I live in one and hunted in another) had goofy out-dated reasons for it so the state nixed it altogether.

Damn glad too.

 

I must tell on my state of WV. It's a little embarassing but true.
When the law was passed, it was orginally agreed upon by the law makers that each county would have to vote on it in Nov. of 2001 or 02. But anyway, when the law was written up for the Governor to sign, it was worded wrong and everyone in the state got to hunt on Sundays that year.....

Man, the Farm Bureau in this state went totally bonkers..lol!!!
I kid you not, the wording was wrong. That is the reason it is legal in some counties and not others. The following year each county had a vote.........