1. hunting in a way that facilitates a quick and painless kill
   shooting at an animal only if you're sure that you'll kill with a clear shot
2. killing an animal using only basic hand weapons in a fair and equal encounter

Ethical hunting is not making use of unfair hunting practices and making sure the kill process is quick and painless. However, one man's idea of ethical can be very different from someone else's.

1. baiting and hounding
   spring hunting
2. both of the above

Respect-for-life hunters like to get out in the woods and hunt, but they are against practices like baiting, spring hunting and hounding. Many respect-for-life hunters are fighting to outlaw these common practices.

1. Dr. Randall Eaton
   Dr. Michael W. Fox
2. Dr. Temple Grandin

Dr. Randall Eaton states, "When we hunt we experience extreme alertness to the point of an altered state of consciousness. For the hunter everything is alive, and he is one with the animal and its environment."

1. a spiritual encounter
   a religious rite
2. an altered consciousness

Eaton says the "conscious and deliberate humbling of the hunter to the level of the animal is virtually a religious rite."

1. a deep-seated belief
   a way of life
2. both of the above

They see it as more than a way to hunt; rather as a way of life, a deep-seated belief, a moral code and an ethical code.

1. appreciate nature's bounty and strive to keep game populations healthy
   hunt up close and only with a knife
2. hunt only in areas where game populations are abundant

They tend to appreciate nature's bounty and strive to keep game populations healthy. They also never take more game than they need.

1. using only unmodified weapons patented prior to 1900
   proper maintenance of their equipment
2. use only a crossbow to bag their prey

They place high value on maintaining and properly using their tools. Whether hunting with a bow, knife or gun, these hunters understand how to use their tools to implement quick, clean kills that will result in the least amount of suffering possible.

1. follow through on a kill immediately
   they gut and skin the animal on the spot
2. both of the above

They follow through on a kill immediately to ensure the animal is not suffering. They are very careful to have a clean shot before firing on an animal.

1. maintains healthy levels of animal populations
   prevents overpopulation that leads to sickness and unnecessary suffering
2. both of the above

Proponents claim that respectful hunting maintains animal populations and prevents overpopulation, which leads to sickness and disease and unnecessary suffering.

1. $750 million
   $1 billion
2. $1.7 billion

According to iwmc.org, hunting and fishing licenses provide needed revenue for fish and game organizations. Hunters provide $1.7 billion dollars each year for conservation.

1. a more humane way to kill animals
   a fundamental right of every human being
2. a symbol of freedom and liberty

Proponents believe that respect-for-life hunting is a more humane way to kill animals and control animal populations than many other options.

1. 65 percent
   75 percent
2. 83 percent

The U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service found in a survey that almost 75 percent of Americans value hunting.

1. 62 percent
   69 percent
2. 73 percent

The same survey found that 62 percent of Americans who value hunting also believe that many hunters violate laws and use dangerous or unethical hunting practices.

1. Hunting is cruel, because hunters have no ethics.
   Inexperienced hunters make the woods dangerous.
2. Hunters are a danger to domestic animals.

Enthusiasts who hunt for the thrill of the kill often bring large numbers of people with them who have little or no experience hunting. This makes wild lands dangerous to non-hunters and hunters alike.

1. It's an unreliable means of hunting.
   Half of the animals shot with a bow die painfully.
2. both of the above

According to animalliberationfront.com, studies show that bow hunting is often an unreliable means of hunting. One out of two animals shot with a bow will die painfully and slowly from their wounds.

1. Ric O'Barry
   Hayden Panettiere
2. John Travolta

Actor Hayden Panettiere made headlines by interfering with dolphin hunting off the coast of Japan. However, in the fall of 2008, Panettiere signed on with Dooney & Bourke, a leather handbag company.

1. the Hayden Clutch
   the Hayden Tote
2. both of the above

The Hayden Clutch was released as part of the company's 2009 line. Although PETA still supports Panettiere, they released a statement saying they would be sending her undercover footage of cows being skinned for leather goods.

1. an inhuman act of barbarians
   a barbaric pursuit of adventure
2. a cruel and unnecessary sport

PETA deems hunting a cruel and unnecessary sport, no matter what form it takes.

1. organized culling using tranquilizer guns first
   sterilization and birth control
2. introduction of natural predators

PETA says alternatives such as sterilization and birth control are better methods of animal population control.

1. leave it to natural predators
   disease and starvation
2. both of the above

PETA prefers a natural means of population control, such as disease and starvation, letting nature ensure that the healthiest animals survive. They also prefer that natural predators kill off sick and weak members of a herd as a form of natural selection.