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Preserving the Privilege to Hunt

Fair Chase Archive — Winter 2024

Faulkner was once asked why he hunted. His response was “...always to learn something, to learn something of—not only to pursue but to overtake and then to have compassion not to destroy, to catch, to touch and then let go because then tomorrow you can pursue it again. If you destroy it, what you caught, then it’s gone, it’s finished." By James L. Cummins, B&C President

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