If I understand the stat's correctly, 10% are in favor of hunting and 10% oppose hunting, the rest are undecieded. As far as where the money goe's with hunting organization's it's a moot point,irrespective of what part of the money is actually used to defend us , they at least are keeping hunting alive in the mind's of media viewer's, just buying a license does'nt give you any assurence where it's being spent. Most fish and game dept's have little to say about where your hunting dollar's go.Hunting and golf strangely enough are on the decline in the u.s., most people believe it's because the old time die hard hunter's are dying off and not being replaced by today's video game loving youth's.We are a soft society with a 7/11 on every other corner. As a former master instructor I've taught many people over the year's and too many of them had a very short attention span and lacked dedication to the sport, that's why we need frontline troop's in any form trying to keep them interested. Those of you who believe that just buying a license is doing your part are in for a surprise in a few short year's. Then it will be too late to save our hunting right's. I heard a guy complaining at a gun show last week about some new restrictive law's, one of the vendor's said to him, the sad thing mister is when they come to take your gun's you will give them up without a fight,the guy answered, well.. I don't want any trouble with the law ! For every dedicated hunter there are at least 100 time's as many who could care less as long as it does'nt affect them today, let tomorrow be someone else's problem, Remember the jew's in concentration camp's outnumbered there captor's 100's to one, yet they stood in line dutifully to be gassed probably thinking , well... surely the line will stop before it get's to me! sorry for the longwinded post, usahunter

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