Nationwide Survey Shows Most Americans Support Hunting, Fishing
This nationwide survey shows that support of legal hunting and fishing has increased over the past decade, with 3 of 4 Americans in support.
In 1995, 73 percent of Americans approved of hunting while in 2006, 78 percent approved of hunting.
Approval of fishing has decreased slightly, dropping only 1.7 percentage points from 95 percent in 1995 to 93.3 percent in 2006
WILDLIFEResponsive Management, Inc., Congressional Sportsmen Foundation, 2006 United States (National)
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