Why is there no Sunday hunting in PA?
926459
That is silly. I just got back from deer hunting on Sunday. As for the church thing that is wrong to actually Saturday is the sabbath according to the bible. Being the last day of the week and all. But, I am from Louisiana. I can not answer your question per se. But, I am sure with enough support you could get the law changed to something more managable. Like a morning hunt. Not all people believe sunday is a day of rest..It is a day I get away from family and friends. \n\nSorry to hear about this crazy law. About as bad as our Liqueor Law...cant by it on sunday but church nuts say it is ok to buy beer and wine...something to do with all the ancient church goers had and could drink go figure
428578
Depends on the situation. I do have a carry permit. I have carried in the past. I also actively hunt. For "everyday" no, I see no reason to at all.
591779
The result? No I can not, besides I don't know too many people who interview on a Sunday for a job.\nNot around my town anyways.
311121
it did not happen on friday... and there was no pagan holiday of easter..\nstudy passover.. then note he was to raise on the jewish holiday of ''first fruits""...\n\nhe was jewish he did not follow the pagan holidays of the time...
880940
Talk to some landowners around Laredo.  Many are eager to have feral hogs killed because they are so overpopulated and destructive.  Of course, convincing the landowner to let you on his property with a gun will require that you be very convincing of your intentions to respect his property and abide by his rules.  Take a drive down there and go to some local coffee shops, feed stores, etc., and meet some people.....you'll probably end up with several places to hunt if you play your cards right.
1085152
So what is your question? Do your not have a search feature on your browser to find "land in Pennsylvania"?
1012481
not a good time to sell at 7.30 pm on a Sunday
23831
It has been in short supply since last year.\nManufacturers are rushing to get new plants on line to utilize by-products/waste from fossil power plants to catch up demand.\nIt is only going to get worse.\nPlans for a couple of new plants here in W. PA
899767
Small world. I am from Fittstown, just a few minutes north of Tish'.\n\nI am afraid there aren't any places that are not private property or deer camps of some sort. \n\nAlthough the tracts of land are very large down that way  Iwould also not advise sneaking onto somebody's elses property. Trespassing is taken very seriously down there and he might get shot.\n\nMy best advice would be to find somebody who owns land in that area and ask if it can be hunted. Most people are very nice and willing to let you do this. They just want the deserved repect of being asked before you do.
589658
This would be great if every city and town in every 1st world country (with all the autos) would have one day a week (probably Sunday) where no one is allowed on the streets except emergency vehicles. Would be a nice time to go for a wlk, meet your neighbors, go window shopping.
956495
I am a liberal and was once against hunting.  Now that I've met a few "true" hunters, those that actually hunt for food and do it humanely, I don't have an issue with them.  They good old boys that hunt for "sport" is another issue.  I don't find it sporting to take pleasure in killing anything.  The hunters I know only hunt during the season, only take what they need, never shooting more than they can use, and make sure that the animal doesn't suffer by assuring a clear shot before pulling the trigger.
1105738
I don't know. I'm from Connellsville, PA. Your town looks great after what Joe Hardy did to it! He has very positive connotations attached to him but, it also disturbs me that he does something like that but then turns around and wants to put in a casino. He just gets the people on his side and then they just vote in his favor. Some people are individuals and will stand up for what's right, but most of the gamblin hicks in Southwest Pennsylvania will vote for it so then they  don't just have to go to the local fire station every Wednesday night or travel the whole way down to Wheeling, West Virginia to gamble. They can do it right here and suck the money right into the vacuum that Joe Hardy's pocket is. Instead of people using their money for their home or paying bills, home improvement projects, child support, or anything else, they'll go blow their welfare check in a casino instead of a local grocery store that will influence our already sagging Fayette County Economy. That's the big problem with our area. People don't have the sense to put the money where it needs to go. That's why Fayette County has the second highest rate of child pregnancies in the nation. Shocker isn't it. Kids are depressed by the conditions at home, therefore they are depressed by themselves and don't do anything but vandalize and mess around. Why don't they join an extracurricular activity and stay out of trouble? Why don't they care about their grades? Because their parents don't reinforce these standards at home. That's why Connellsville Area School District is having such a hard time staying online. NOBODY CARES AT HOME! Since education is not top priority, it shows on report cards. Then, when the child wants a high paying job, they can't get it because they weren't pushed or praised at home to do well. As a result, that kid is just a mediocre asset to the region like a lot of the people around Fayette County. When someone wants to make a change for the better, this place will become a better environment for all of us to live in. Thank you for reading. Have a nice day.
1107128
They should allow local landowners whose crops or natural forage for their own domestic animals that are being destroyed to take the elk. they should also issue more licenses or allow locals to take more than one animal for the season. charge less for out of state hunters, and let local gun clubs that are teaching young hunters a special weekend to hunt and then donate their \nkills to the food banks and shelters for the homeless. Everybody wins.
349694
Heck no.  You could go shooting/hunting with me anyday.  Kansas.  Although I know a few guys that would put their guns back in their cases and go home if you outshot them.  One guy I know missed 2 targets on the skeet range by station 7, and then packed his stuff up and drove home.  His license plate said 100 str8.
537052
I read somewhere that it is.  Maybe it was someone similar issue but I wouldn't vouch for that.  Best advice from me: Call PA State and ask directly.\n\nRival
263366
because of poor parenting.  back in the 80's, we took guns to school.  it was no big deal.  we would go hunting or target shooting around 2:55 pm.
791200
I live in a state where guns are just a part of life. Most Alaskans have guns, some for protection, but mostly for hunting. I get pissed when people who live in big cities sneer down at those of us who chose a rural lifestyle and want to regulate guns. Um - when there is a bear on your front porch, trying to get in, come talk to me about gun control. When wolves are eating your pet dog in your yard, come talk to me about gun control. (Both incidents have happened in the town of Healy, Alaska and both are pretty recent.) When you move out to a village that is off the road system, where ALL of your food needs to be flown in and you're paying more than $7 for a gallon of milk, come talk to me about gun control. (I don't know what a pound of ground beef goes for, sorry) I know many Alaskan families - even here in Fairbanks, the 2nd largest city, who wouldn't make it through the winter if they didn't get a moose. Until Rosie - or any other anti-gun person - is willing to come up here and spend a year in a village, where they HAVE to hunt to survive, I don't pay much attention to them.