Post by (Not Ronald) Reagan on May 8, 2023 12:25:40 GMT -5
www.themeateater.com/hunt/big-game/the-case-against-hunter-recruitment
www.themeateater.com/conservation/public-lands-and-waters/meateater-founder-steven-rinella-addresses-r3-op-ed
I'm kind of curious as to what thoughts are on this. I've truly never thought about it because I've been fortunate to hunt private land and have brought friends along there to introduce them to hunting. I guess all in all it is a tradeoff, and just a bi-product of our current social climate. I don't know if there's truly an answer, but it is interesting to see the number of hunters that has decreased comparatively to the number of licenses being purchased increasing (The case against hunter recruitment). What can we do to introduce new hunters to the sport and give everyone a good opportunity at success?
Edit: If this has been discussed elsewhere please move it.
www.themeateater.com/conservation/public-lands-and-waters/meateater-founder-steven-rinella-addresses-r3-op-ed
I'm kind of curious as to what thoughts are on this. I've truly never thought about it because I've been fortunate to hunt private land and have brought friends along there to introduce them to hunting. I guess all in all it is a tradeoff, and just a bi-product of our current social climate. I don't know if there's truly an answer, but it is interesting to see the number of hunters that has decreased comparatively to the number of licenses being purchased increasing (The case against hunter recruitment). What can we do to introduce new hunters to the sport and give everyone a good opportunity at success?
Edit: If this has been discussed elsewhere please move it.
