I guess beside voting what can a hunter do to make it advantages for wild game to prosper in public land?
making hunting better
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Responsible, ethical behavior and personal involvement are both essential to the survival of hunting.
Responsibility
A knowledgeable and skillful student of hunting will never be a true hunter unless he or she also behaves responsibly. Responsible behavior includes courtesy, respect of others and of wildlife, and involvement. Responsible hunters do not poach or act carelessly. Responsible hunters obey hunting laws, hunt fairly, practice safety rules, and wait for a clean kill before shooting. How you behave and how other people see you will determine hunting’s future.
Safety Skills
Hunting-related safety skills are gained through hands-on training and practice. It is most valuable to learn these skills from an experienced hunter.
Knowledge
Knowledge is learning and understanding the basics of safe gun handling and hunting. Before being trained in the skill of firearm shooting, you should know how the firearm operates and how to handle it safely.
Involvement
Part of the process of becoming a true, responsible sportsman is becoming involved in efforts to keep hunting a respected sport. That includes teaching others, working with landowners, and cooperating with game wardens. It also includes joining conservation organizations, which will help preserve habitat and promote wildlife management.
Responsibility and involvement is a big part of the answer to your question. Starts with the man in the mirror and it will spread to others. Be an advocate- one person at a time.
Responsibility
A knowledgeable and skillful student of hunting will never be a true hunter unless he or she also behaves responsibly. Responsible behavior includes courtesy, respect of others and of wildlife, and involvement. Responsible hunters do not poach or act carelessly. Responsible hunters obey hunting laws, hunt fairly, practice safety rules, and wait for a clean kill before shooting. How you behave and how other people see you will determine hunting’s future.
Safety Skills
Hunting-related safety skills are gained through hands-on training and practice. It is most valuable to learn these skills from an experienced hunter.
Knowledge
Knowledge is learning and understanding the basics of safe gun handling and hunting. Before being trained in the skill of firearm shooting, you should know how the firearm operates and how to handle it safely.
Involvement
Part of the process of becoming a true, responsible sportsman is becoming involved in efforts to keep hunting a respected sport. That includes teaching others, working with landowners, and cooperating with game wardens. It also includes joining conservation organizations, which will help preserve habitat and promote wildlife management.
Responsibility and involvement is a big part of the answer to your question. Starts with the man in the mirror and it will spread to others. Be an advocate- one person at a time.
Great question. Support CWA, NWTF, varmint callers, NAVHDA, etc. These organizations are all about habitat, predator control, and youth engagement. Volunteer at cleanups to improve waterfowl hunting areas. CWA in particular is regularly singled out as a conservation organization with very low administrative costs so any support goes a long way.
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