I think technology has a big thing to do with a decline of hunters. Also I believe there are plenty of die hard hunters still out there. I have a friend that is on a lease in Kansas, he has driven up there, late at night, hunt the morning and afternoon, drives home to get to work. After 12 hour shift spends time with the wife and his two daughters, and then repeats. I do agree with Rockport. Anything to difficult isn't worth doing, that seems like the new American motto.
I also believe with more activities and technology you don't see many kids hunting anymore. Plus kids take up a lot of time away from being in the woods, with sports and school activities. I don't think hunting is fading away by no means, there is way to much money in the business of hunting. It'll be around for years to come. I would just like to see more kids involved.
Last edited by IndianaBigBucks; 12-15-2016 at 12:57 PM.