Three bills pass Pennsylvania House panel, but reps focus on issues within PGC
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A vote to end Pennsylvania’s ban on Sunday hunting was overshadowed on May 22 by lawmakers’ consternation over issues within the agency that oversees hunting and wildlife in the commonwealth.
The state House Game and Fisheries Committee passed three pieces of legislation to expand Sunday hunting, mitigate crop damage by deer, and provide representation for farmers on the Game Commission. The bills each passed in 13-11 votes with all Republicans in opposition. They now will go to the full House for consideration.
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