Slee, I appreciate your concern, however, I disagree with your assertation that the public is easily swayed by lies. The public is not dumb, the problem does exist in the fact that a small number of people hunt, and a small number of people oppose it. The vast majority don't hunt, but are okay with it. I submit to you that the larger problem with hunting in America rest with the privitization of hunting lands via ownership, lease etc. Secondly, the encroachment of human population on traditional habitat is a problem. Thirdly, the classification of hunting via economic stratification is also a problem. Finally, the anti's rank about forth in my view. I say this not to discourage you from your fight, but rather to shed light on other area's that I feel provide an even larger threat to hunting. We should consider all of these issues when we choose to fight for or God given right to roam the wilderness in search of our quarry.