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talis727 03-11-2007 12:27 PM

Best and Worst Changes in Hunting
 
What do you consider the best and worst changes in modern day hunting?

AR Bowhunter 03-11-2007 03:55 PM

RE: Best and Worst Changes in Hunting
 
The selling of products that do not work just to makefast money.

Buellhunter 03-11-2007 04:46 PM

RE: Best and Worst Changes in Hunting
 
having to lease land to hunt in many areas

talis727 03-11-2007 04:49 PM

RE: Best and Worst Changes in Hunting
 
Opps...

I guess if I started this, I should participate.

Worst....Leases instead of handshakes for hunting permission.

Best....nonhunters seeing the effectiveness of hunting as a wildlife management technique.

early in 03-11-2007 04:59 PM

RE: Best and Worst Changes in Hunting
 
For the good, tree stands and for the bad, high fence hunts.;)

aeroslinger 03-11-2007 05:04 PM

RE: Best and Worst Changes in Hunting
 
It probably differs per area but the lease costs are essentially out of hand and only getting worse. We are killing our sport, IMO, because our youth will not have the opportunities and therefor develop other interests. Its different for us because we've tasted it and will work to scratch out a little bit of hunting.

AR Bowhunter 03-11-2007 05:04 PM

RE: Best and Worst Changes in Hunting
 
I recall when mostland was not leased, it seem like people would come from long distance just to hunt an get a deer, with no concern for management of the herd. I have to say that is one good thing that came out of land leases.

mfhunter27 03-11-2007 05:46 PM

RE: Best and Worst Changes in Hunting
 
I would have to agree with talis withthe best being the effect on wildlife management!

Cougar Mag 03-11-2007 05:48 PM

RE: Best and Worst Changes in Hunting
 
Best
1. Better treestands
2. Better equipment

Worst

1. Leasing of land(I don't)
2. Bowhunting specific.......ultralight arrows


nodog 03-11-2007 08:28 PM

RE: Best and Worst Changes in Hunting
 
The best I'd have to say herd management. It's a pain, but necessary. The worst, attitudes.

Rogue 03-11-2007 11:12 PM

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

kshunter 03-12-2007 05:42 AM

RE: Best and Worst Changes in Hunting
 
Best: Better technology with hunting epuipment
Worse: Hunting Commercialization

bigbulls 03-12-2007 06:16 AM

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...

HuntinGUS 03-12-2007 08:44 AM

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...........:D

Worst: Commercialization. Increased cost to hunt (leases, license, equiptment)

kevin1 03-12-2007 10:43 AM

RE: Best and Worst Changes in Hunting
 
Best-bigger deer herd-I'm a meat hunter.

Worst-antler restrictions-While they don't affect me personally they're the lead symptom of a larger problem.

KodiakArcher 03-12-2007 11:22 AM

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.


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