Preserve hunting: is it sporting, or a challenge to the ideal of fair chase?

Article Abstract:

Some hunters believe that hunting animals that live on preserves is fair because animals that live on preserves learn how to hide and survive in those surroundings. Others believe that preserves do not adequately satisfy the urge to hunt.

Statistics, Ethical aspects, White-tailed deer, Game reserves, Shooting preserves

---

Dummies and dirty socks

Article Abstract:

Issues concerning techniques of hunting white tails are discussed. Particular attention is given to sent-full laundry which may attract white-tails. The necessity for hunters to be sent-free is emphasized in view of their safety.

---

Creating a honey hole

Article Abstract:

Issues are presented concerning the creating of an area which is attractive to white-tailed deer. The pruning of vegetation and use of fertilizers to increase the productivity of the area are discussed.

Management, Wildlife attracting, Animal attracting

Similar abstracts:

• Abstracts: From shy to shining. Energy to go: surprising strategies to put the spring back in your step
• Abstracts: Farmland deer: Midwest whitetails are flourishing ... and hunters are changing their tactics. How to clean a shotgun

This website is not affiliated with document authors or copyright owners. This page is provided for informational purposes only. Unintentional errors are possible.