The Appreciable Effects of Ethical Hunting There is one place that I love to be to get away from the hustle and bustle of society. In this place I am perfectly content, and don’t have to think about anything that is stressing me out. Every weekend during late Fall and mid-Winter I try to go out hunting deer as much as I possibly can. Something is just so relaxing and stress relieving about being in the middle of the timber or on the edge of a cornfield while I just wait and watch. I can start early in the morning, when the crisp, cool winter air bites at my lungs as I make a long trek out into the deep dark to my favorite spot. I also love to go out at night—just a few hours before the sun goes down I can make a relaxing trip into a tree stand
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The slow whisper of the breeze against the leaves that are left dangling in the trees and the small pitter patter of squirrels, raccoons, and other varmints are always very interesting to listen to. To me, this is just like listening to music; nature has its own song and it changes every time I go out. Watching life in its natural habitat is one of the things I enjoy most in life. Often times, this is even more enjoyable than the hunt itself. I always have a perfectly peaceful and content time watching the natural, un-altered ways of the world. All of these things in addition to many more are why I love hunting, specifically ethical hunting. To me, ethical hunting means to not take more than what is needed and also to not hunting purely for sport. Ethical hunting is respect for nature and all it provides for humans; it is for the better of the environment while also using nature’s resources. Not only is it good for the human body and soul, but also it is good for nature itself with all of the conservation practices that hunting envelops. Ethical hunting is a positive aspect of life because of the beneficial human health effects such as creating memories, creating humans themselves, teaching valuable lesson, and making connections;
The slow whisper of the breeze against the leaves that are left dangling in the trees and the small pitter patter of squirrels, raccoons, and other varmints are always very interesting to listen to. To me, this is just like listening to music; nature has its own song and it changes every time I go out. Watching life in its natural habitat is one of the things I enjoy most in life. Often times, this is even more enjoyable than the hunt itself. I always have a perfectly peaceful and content time watching the natural, un-altered ways of the world. All of these things in addition to many more are why I love hunting, specifically ethical hunting. To me, ethical hunting means to not take more than what is needed and also to not hunting purely for sport. Ethical hunting is respect for nature and all it provides for humans; it is for the better of the environment while also using nature’s resources. Not only is it good for the human body and soul, but also it is good for nature itself with all of the conservation practices that hunting envelops. Ethical hunting is a positive aspect of life because of the beneficial human health effects such as creating memories, creating humans themselves, teaching valuable lesson, and making connections;