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Responsive Management conducted this study for the Virginia Department of Game and Inland Fisheries to determine Virginia residents’ and hunters’ opinions on hunting in general, hunting for various species, hunting using various equipment, and hunting over bait. The study entailed two telephone surveys: one of Virginia residents 18 years old and older and another of [...]

This study was conducted for the Pennsylvania Game Commission to assess the differences in hunters’ expenditures during, satisfaction with, and attitudes toward deer hunting depending on whether they hunted a region with a split season or a concurrent season. The study entailed a telephone survey of Pennsylvania hunters who had purchased an antlerless license. Please [...]

This study was conducted as a project of the Hunting Heritage Trust in cooperation with the National Shooting Sports Foundation to determine the impact of peer influence on youth participation in hunting and target shooting. The research entailed two focus groups and a nationwide scientific telephone survey of youth ages 8 to 17 years old.

This study was conducted for the Georgia Department of Natural Resources to obtain participation and opinion data regarding hunting on Wildlife Management Areas (WMAs) in Georgia. Specifically, this survey determined the number of hunters hunting WMAs, species hunted, and weapons used; to explore hunters’ satisfaction with WMAs and identify future needs; and to assess hunters’ [...]

This study was conducted for the Pennsylvania Game Commission to better understand why Pennsylvania hunters lapse in their hunting participation and do not purchase licenses in a given year; the study was also conducted to identify actions the Commission may take to prevent hunters from lapsing and solidify their involvement in the sport. The study [...]

This study was conducted for the Alabama Division of Wildlife and Freshwater Fisheries to determine participation in hunting on designated Wildlife Management Areas (WMAs), opinions on and ratings of hunting on WMAs, opinions on WMA regulations, and several other issues about hunting on WMAs. The study entailed two telephone surveys: one survey of WMA License [...]

This study was conducted for the Vermont Fish and Wildlife Department to determine hunters’ opinions on and attitudes toward deer management strategies, specifically as they relate to hunting and harvest regulations. The ultimate purpose of this project was to help the Department develop a comprehensive evaluation of deer hunting and harvest regulations, thereby assisting the [...]

This study was conducted for the Wyoming Game and Fish Department to determine elk hunters’ opinions on various aspects of elk hunting and elk hunting regulations. The study entailed a telephone survey of resident and nonresident license holders with elk hunting privileges. Please note that reports are available free of charge to the sponsoring agency—agencies [...]

This study was conducted for the Wyoming Game and Fish Department to determine mule deer hunters’ opinions on the quality of mule deer hunting in Wyoming and their opinions on season structure and hunting regulations. The study entailed a telephone survey of resident and nonresident mule deer hunters. Please note that reports are available free [...]

This study was conducted for the Quality Deer Management Association to determine the public’s and hunters’ opinions on and attitudes toward captive breeding and hunting deer in high-fenced enclosures. The study entailed a scientific telephone survey of Texas residents and hunters aged 18 years and older. Please note that reports are available free of charge [...]