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Hunting

August 08, 2007
by findingDulcinea Staff
The Hunting community has branched out from the woods to the World Wide Web: hunting resources available online are vast and thorough. Whether you are a beginner or an experienced hunter, these Web sites help you get licensed in any U.S. state, determine what kinds of game to hunt, and expand your knowledge of weaponry and available outfits.

General Resources on Hunting

Although lots of Web sites deal with specific forms or elements of hunting, there are a few notable ... read more »

Hunting Training and Licenses

Because hunting can be such a dangerous sport, it’s essential to be mindful of safety issues. ... read more »

The Ethics of Hunting

Being aware of hunting ethics and the principles of fair chase help you hunt responsibly even in ... read more »

Places to Hunt

Whether you’re looking for something local and low key or are ready to spend a lot of money ... read more »

Different Kinds of Hunting

Because a deer hunter has different needs from a foxhunter, this section suggests Web sites that ... read more »

Bowhunting

With the rise of new efficient technology, bowhunting has become increasingly popular. ... read more »

Hunting News and Opinions

Like any sport, hunting has a community of fans and enthusiasts. Hunting is unique, however, in ... read more »

Resources for Female Hunters

Hunting is a sport most often associated with men but because of the growing number of female ... read more »

Resources for Hunters With Disabilities

As the hunting world expands, so do resources available for hunters with physical handicaps. These ... read more »

Preserving Wildlife as a Hunter

Preserving wildlife is an essential element of perpetuating hunting culture. As hunters we have to be mindful of limiting our resources—if ecological systems are damaged, animal populations become depleted and there will be fewer trophies to bring home. Hunters have a unique incentive and responsibility to care about conservation efforts.

Dulcinea's Insight

  • These Web sites offer lots of valuable information on how you can participate nationally in hunting and conservation efforts. But if you want to find something local, go to your state’s DNR Web site for environmental advice.
  • It can also be worthwhile to do a general search by typing “conservation” into your favorite search engine along with your state name.

Dulcinea's Picks

The Pope and Young Club is one of North America’s primary bowhunting and conservation agencies. The Web site offers a comprehensive “Fair Chase” list of bowhunter ethics [https://www.pope-young.org/fairchase.asp] as well as lots of information on conservation efforts.
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The Wildlife Conservation Society promotes education, international conservation, and management of the world’s largest wildlife parks. Become a member for a tax deductible fee of $75 per household to support more than 300 conservation projects around the world and receive Wildlife Conservation Magazine, discounts at zoos, and many other perks.
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The Association of Fish and Wildlife Agencies considers the involvement of sportsmen essential in accomplishing its goals for conservation of animals all over the country. There is a link under “Where We Work” to each state’s wildlife Web site, which helps you stay educated on the conditions of your state and those that you hope to visit.
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World Wildlife Fund protects endangered species and assists in other worldwide conservation efforts. Read up on what species of animals are most at risk and visit the “Get Involved” link to find out what you can do to help the organization.
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The National Rifle Association has a Hunter Services page that contains information on wildlife conservation efforts. Its ECHO program—which stands for Environment, Conservation and Hunting Outreach—encourages a healthy relationship between these three elements. Scroll down to the “How to Make Things Happen” section to see how the NRA can help you support an environmental project you are passionate about.
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The National Wild Turkey Federation is dedicated to the conservation of wild turkey so that hunters can continue practicing their sport. The Web site offers valuable information on the hunting practice; visit the “For Hunters” link for advice on hunting wild turkeys.
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