Slaying animals on Sundays could pump $84 million into the state's economy

Doesn't look good for the critters.

Still, those who kill for sport and the dealers who sell them the weapons are split on whether to lift the ban. It's a question of whether hunters would choose mayhem in the woods over worshiping the Lord.

State Rep. Tom Caltagirone said it best interestingly weirdly:

"I used to hunt when I was younger and last weekend I was out walking with my girlfriend and her dog. It's a balancing act. I understand the religious argument. I understand the farmers arguments against Sunday hunting."