I'm sitting through a 2-day hunter safety course with my 13-year old this weekend in Denver. We could have done this mostly on line, but I wanted my boy to get the full input of others on the subject, and I also wanted to gauge his response. The whole experience has really been quite positive, considering the remarkably broad mix of folks in the class. The one interesting piece of data to come out of the class was demographic information on hunting as compared to the current population in these United States. Assuming the data is accurate, hunters comprise only 5% of the current population, with rabid anti-hunters making up another 5%. A bit chilling, I thought, considering that the rest of the population is largely ambivalent and uninformed.
Last edited by Lloyd3; 09/10/17 12:20 PM.
