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Why Women Are the Fastest Growing Segment of the Hunting Population

Why Women Are the Fastest Growing Segment of the Hunting Population

Quoting the U.S. Food and Drug Administration in the article below the authors write that, “Of 143 drugs and pesticides likely to be found in raw [domestic] meat and poultry, 42 were known to cause cancer or are suspected of causing cancer.” Healthier food is only one reason for

Wildlife Bosses Spike Mandatory Bear Spray Carry

Wildlife Bosses Spike Mandatory Bear Spray Carry

Quoting from the article below, “The problem is grizzly bears lost their fear of humans.” Darn right they have: Limited bear hunting is the obvious answer to this problem. Counterintuitively, the most dangerous places for bears is where bear hunting is prohibited. This is dangerous for bears because it emboldens

The New Grizzly Hunters

The New Grizzly Hunters

Hunters have always provided the majority of conservation funding – from their own pockets. Imagine if non-hunting conservationists would match them. NOTE: this article was originally published to PERC.org on December 6, 2018. It was written by Todd Wilkinson. Creative conservationists search for innovative ways to pay for the natural

Poisoned Wildlife and Tainted Meat: Why Hunters Are Moving Away From Lead Bullets

Poisoned Wildlife and Tainted Meat: Why Hunters Are Moving Away From Lead Bullets

The lead in spent bullets and shot never goes away. It accumulates, year after year, eventually poisoning marshes and any environment where guns are fired. When the long-term environmental damage from lead shot and bullets is considered, it becomes obvious that non-toxic substitutes are necessary. NOTE: this article was originally