You speak about hunters
considering being a hunter
for the community
not just
for themselves
or individually, well
what do you mean by that?
Those hunters
that find themselves
fortunate in the positions
where they have access
to deer
the challenge that we have
is once a Wisconsin
deer hunter gets a deer
has it in the freezer
their incentive
to take another deer
goes way down.
So even though we provide
that opportunity
they're not necessarily
incentivized to harvest
an adequate number of deer
in the places
where we really have
the opportunity to do so.
But there's a lot of other
side benefits
to hedging
the deer population
both ecologically
and within the tolerances
of human social tolerances
relates to car accidents
and crop damage
and all those
types of things.
And so this
hunters for eons
actually were a subset
of the population that hunted
for their community
as a whole.
I think behooves us
to recapture that
notion that
we're hunters for the community
so that the greater community
sees us as an asset to them.