Why we hunt

Article Abstract:

Hunting must be experienced first hand in order to fully understand and appreciate the intricacies of the sport. The solitude combined with the scenic beauty of the outdoors present the hunter with an almost mystical setting in which to interact with wildlife in their natural habitat.

Psychological aspects, Outdoor recreation

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Are hunting laws getting dumber?

Article Abstract:

The federal and state legislatures continue to formulate irrational laws that threaten America's long hunting tradition. Several examples of such laws and the potential impact on hunting are discussed.

Evaluation, Game-laws, Game laws, Fish and game licenses, Hunting and fishing licenses

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What good is hunting?

Article Abstract:

Issues concerning the conservationalist management aspect of hunting and the financial benefit of hunting licences for wildlife management are discussed.

United States, Environmental aspects, Animals

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