Nearly all voters support banning hunting on weekends, with no votes against. The consensus is striking: all age groups and all women vote yes unanimously.
Men are the only group showing any reservation, with a third choosing undecided. That is the sole visible fracture in an otherwise clear-cut debate.
The main arguments center on safety and the right to enjoy nature freely: hikers, cyclists, and horse riders feel endangered or pushed out of forests on weekends.
One voice adds nuance, arguing that population-control hunting remains necessary and a total ban would go too far. Others push in the opposite direction, calling for a full ban regardless of the day. A lighter tone also surfaces, with the idea that animals too deserve their Sunday rest.