According to blogger Justin McDaniel, roughly half of students graduating with wildlife management degrees have never hunted a day in their lives. Many students have never handled a firearm, never been around hunting, and have no idea of hunting’s importance as either a management tool or a cultural tradition. These new students are more likely to be backpackers, bikers and wildlife watchers than hunters. Not to worry. Academics who are also hunters are on the case. Read the rest of the article here.
