by Charlie Booher Conservation and hunting have been tied in this country for more than a century of recorded modern history, and since time immemorial before then. Neither is an accident. People who hunt have always been intimately familiar with the fluctuating functions of the natural world, ranging from shifts in population dynamics of game to the ways in which certain habitats might be manipulated to achieve our goals. Hunters recognize that our role in society extends to the conservation of all natural resources. We’ve made ourselves responsible for ensuring the health of habitats and wildlife populations for generations to come. We’re...
