That report is $1500.
That report is $1500.
Let’s look at some 10-year comparative data from the National Sporting Goods Association in several categories.
In 2004, some 2,679,000 females participated in some form of hunting. That number represented 13% of the total hunting population. Ten years later, according to 2013 data, 3,344,000 females hunted, and they represented 19.4% of the total hunting population. That’s an increase of nearly 25%. So, one out of every five hunters who went afield in 2013 was female.Those numbers deserve a close look if you haven’t been studying them already. But here’s a really remarkable stat: The number of women bowhunters grew from 499,000 to 1,135,000 during that same timeframe. That’s a whopping 127.5% increase.
https://business.realtree.com/business-blog/female-hunter-numbers-growing-fast
Do you have access to the original report?
You have what I have.
Realtree isn't the only source for the increase.
Realtree isn't the only source for the increase.
That's only some journalist's summary/interpretation of the report. I'd like to see the actual report.
Guess you'll have to dig for it.
Why would data about hunting be behind a $1500 pay wall? I'll assume they don't want the report publicly accessible for a reason.
There are other sources out there with the same results. Perhaps one of them might have what your looking for.
HEY, YG why don't you just take your own SA advice below---or is that tooooo hard to do for ya---hmmmm?
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