re: The state of the outdoors in Louisiana, how will it be for our kids/grandkids? Long read

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don't disagree with you nor do I disagree with the technology point the poster above you had but it does make it a lot more difficult to get people interested in hunting when you have to sit through a class. The more impediments the government imposes to hunt the harder it is to attract new people into hunting. Overtime those impediments mean fewer and fewer people get exposed to hunting.

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Hunter safety is nothing new . I took it in the early 90’s and it was a 2 day class back then. The kids now a days don’t have the patience and it’s not an instant gratification for them.
My son who is 14 took it during the summer on his own . If a kid wants to hunt they will take it.