Best and Worst Changes in Hunting
#11
RE: Best and Worst Changes in Hunting
The best: Better faster more accurate forgiving equipment allows for more people to enjoy archery.
The worst: Better faster more accurate forgiving equipment allows for more people to enjoy archery.....just kidding as far as worst goes I would say high fence hunts, guess if i lived somewhere that I had to lease land that would be #1.
Rogue
The worst: Better faster more accurate forgiving equipment allows for more people to enjoy archery.....just kidding as far as worst goes I would say high fence hunts, guess if i lived somewhere that I had to lease land that would be #1.
Rogue
#13
RE: Best and Worst Changes in Hunting
Best - quality deer management. Which leads to healthier heards, bigger bucks, more deer, etc...
Worst- quality deer management. Which leads to greedy land owners, high prices to go on hunt, leases instead of hand shakes, commercialization of hunting,etc...
Worst- quality deer management. Which leads to greedy land owners, high prices to go on hunt, leases instead of hand shakes, commercialization of hunting,etc...
#14
RE: Best and Worst Changes in Hunting
In my experience the following applies.
Best: Liberal distribution of doe tags. Safer equiptment. Longer seasons. Learning something new each year...........
Worst: Commercialization. Increased cost to hunt (leases, license, equiptment)
Best: Liberal distribution of doe tags. Safer equiptment. Longer seasons. Learning something new each year...........
Worst: Commercialization. Increased cost to hunt (leases, license, equiptment)
#16
Join Date: Feb 2006
Location: Kodiak, AK
Posts: 2,877
RE: Best and Worst Changes in Hunting
Worst: Selling of game animals to be hunted behind enclosures or through Internet "hunting".
Best: Organization of hunters through groups like SCI, RMEF, NWTF... to improve natural habitat for wild game.
Best: Organization of hunters through groups like SCI, RMEF, NWTF... to improve natural habitat for wild game.