Folks it is really important that everyone here completes this survey... and please pass the link on to all of your hunting contacts and other hunting forums - this is research for this womans doctorate thesis by the sound of it and if it sees the light of day at the other end, then we could well see this survey used ad-nauseum by the anti-brigade. Let's 'fix' this survey for the student and make it really hard to get the results she wants. No doubt she will recruit more people to answer it but we can recruit a LOT too!!!

...thanks to everyone who is taking the time to respond

kangaroosurvey.com

I did it.
I hope she does not choke on her mung beans when she reads it.
It has a Deja Moo feel to it ( The feeling of having heard that bullshit before)
Thanks for posting it Matt

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I just did the surveyfor you matt,I just failed tomention the fact that I am Canadian

I think I may have jumped the gun a bit on it being an anti-setup... I just thought some of the questions were very badly worded, tricky and a bit too touchy-feely and a lot of important stuff ommitted.

Sorry to Pip Chalk if I was incorrect. I have emailed Pip to assess her feelings about sustainable utilisation of Australian wildlife... stand by!

In any case - if there was no 'anti' intention to the study then she will benefit by this being spread around the hunting and rural communities.

I filled it out as well, but made it clear I was foreign. gave the point of veiw of a visitor who could see a very healthy resource being underutilised.

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Originally posted by Matt Graham:
I think I may have jumped the gun a bit on it being an anti-setup... I just thought some of the questions were very badly worded, tricky and a bit too touchy-feely and a lot of important stuff ommitted.

Sorry to Pip Chalk if I was incorrect. I have emailed Pip to assess her feelings about sustainable utilisation of Australian wildlife... stand by!

In any case - if there was no 'anti' intention to the study then she will benefit by this being spread around the hunting and rural communities.

Matt,
What was the verdict?