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HUNTING ETHICS
Good hunting ethics are not usually covered by written laws. Ethics are a personal code which dictates how we act. It is conduct that is morally right, safe, proper and fair.
According to Aldo Leopold (left), regarded as the “father” of wildlife management, “ethical behavior is doing the right thing when no one else is watching- even when doing the wrong thing is legal.”
T.D. Carroll, the Father of Texas Hunter Education, once said: “There are written and unwritten laws.
The written laws tell us what we can and cannot do while the unwritten laws tell us what we should and should not do.”
There are three questions you should ask yourself whenever you face a decision while hunting:
Is it legal? Is it safe? Is it ethical?