The Shotgun Conservationist: Why Environmentalists Should Love Hunting

The Shotgun Conservationist: Why Environmentalists Should Love Hunting

At the intersection of hunting and conservation, a man shares his personal journey from staunch anti-hunter to compassionate, ethical hunter, weaving together a larger history of humans, animals, the …

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