On Friday, March 17, the Connecticut General Assembly’s Environment Committee will hold a public hearing on a proposal to allow hunting on Sundays. The legislation, supported by the Coalition of Connecticut Sportsmen, the National Shooting Sports Foundation, and NRA, would allow the Department of Environmental Conservation to designate areas where hunting on Sunday on private property may be permitted in order to control overpopulation of species. The bill has not yet been assigned a number, so we encourage members to call their lawmakers and urge them to support Sunday hunting!
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