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Monthly Archives: October 2009
Young Hunters in America
There’s a lot of buzz about how hunting is on the decline. Havalon Knives would like to recognize a few organizations that work toward raising awareness and educating young hunters on this useful outdoor sport. 1. The National Rifle Associationsponsors … Continue reading
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The Dangerous Decline of Hunting & Outdoor Sports
By A. Page for Havalon Knives It’s obvious that the outdoor sports have fewer people participating in them now than they did 30 years ago. Plus, the population has grown, yet the number of people interested in hunting and fishing … Continue reading
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Hog Hunters, Use Caution
State conservation officials in the state of Alabama are concerned for feral hog hunters and the possibility that hog hunters may contract swine brucellosis while field dressing their kills. Swine brucellosis is an infectious disease found mostly in the Southeastern … Continue reading
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Donate a Deer to Feed the Hungry
Farmers and Hunters Feeding the Hungry is a ministry that provides venison to the hungry through food banks and local feeding programs. Started in 1997, FHFH now works from 130 chapters nationwide. Hunters donate deer and local FHFH chapters raise … Continue reading
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