Economic Impact of Migratory and Upland Bird Hunting
- February 19, 2019
- By Team Realtree
- Research, Infographics
To help put the huge influence of hunter spending in perspective, we recently looked at the overall impact on the U.S. economy, and then followed up with a deer-hunting summary. For our final installment on this topic, let’s take a closer look at the often-unreported impact that migratory and upland bird hunters make on the economy.
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Wide Range of Huntable Species in the U.S.
- November 1, 2018
- By Team Realtree
- Research, Infographics
While there is some form of whitetail hunting in all but five states, it’s interesting to look at the depth of opportunities for other species. Here are some of America’s most popular species and the percentage of states in which they can be pursued. Check out the infographic.
Read MorePondering U.S. Waterfowl Hunting Numbers
- December 4, 2017
- By Team Realtree
- Research, Infographics
Waterfowl hunting numbers today are a paradox. While the duck population was estimated at an extremely healthy 49.1 million birds in 2016, the number of duck hunters has plummeted during the past several decades.
Read MoreFishing Participation and Spending Stronger Than Ever
- November 14, 2017
- By Team Realtree
- Research, Infographics
In connection with the exciting news that Realtree Fishing has been named the exclusive camouflage pattern of Fishing League Worldwide, and the official camouflage of Coastal Conservation Association Florida, this would be a good time to take a refreshed look at the impact and influence of angling on the U.S. economy.
Read MoreYouth Participation is Significant Part of Outdoor Industry
- October 23, 2017
- By Team Realtree
- Research, Infographics
Recently updated numbers on youth participation in shooting and hunting emphasize the significant influence that 7- to 17-year-olds have on the future of the outdoor industry.
Read MoreHunting Expenditures Add Up to Huge Economic Impact
- October 18, 2017
- By Team Realtree
- Research, Infographics
In an earlier blog, we looked at the huge positive financial impact sportsmen and women make through license fees ($853 million in 2015) and excise taxes on firearms and ammo purchases ($866 million in 2016). While those are some big numbers, they are only a fraction of what hunters spend on their sport altogether. To gauge the comprehensive economic impact of hunting, here’s a detailed look at the whole picture.
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