North Carolina Senate Passes Weakened Version of Sunday Hunting
Please urge your Representative not to concur with this change!
Fairfax, VA -(Ammoland.com)- Last Thursday, the North Carolina Senate passed a committee substitute of House Bill 640, the Outdoor Heritage Act, by a 34-13 vote.
Unfortunately, this substitute bill prohibits hunting with firearms on private property before noon on Sundays.
It is critical that all pro-hunting North Carolinians urge their State Representatives not to concur with this misguided amendment made in the Senate. It is the right of every property owner to allow hunting on their property ALL DAY on Sundays during hunting season, if they so choose.
To prohibit hunting with firearms before noon on Sunday extremely weakens the original Sunday hunting provision passed by the House in HB 640, and it is absolutely unnecessary. As proven in the 41 states that allow Sunday hunting with firearms on private property, church attendance is not negatively impacted, and hunters continue to have a high safety record every day of the week.
According to a Gallup poll titled Frequent Church Attendance Highest in Utah, Lowest in Vermont, North Carolina is the ONLY state, …read more
Source:: AmmoLand
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