Hunting in Minnesota: A Study of Hunter Participation and Activities
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This study was conducted to:
identify the lifelong hunting participation patterns of current Minnesota hunters.
identify important factors in the process of initiation into and continuation of hunting for
Minnesota residents.
identify the constraints and barriers that influence the decision to participate in hunting.
identify involvement in recruiting/mentoring new hunters.
identify important factors related to recruiting/mentoring people into hunting.
compare age cohorts on each of the above.
A survey was distributed to 2,400 individuals. After adjusting for undeliverable surveys and invalid
respondents, the response rate was 62%.
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Schroeder, Sue; Fulton, David, C.. (2004). Hunting in Minnesota: A Study of Hunter Participation and Activities. Retrieved from the University Digital Conservancy, https://hdl.handle.net/11299/183585.
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