Kansas Tries To Attract Younger Hunters

By Stephan Bisaha

Published November 13, 2019 at 5:05 AM EST

Attempts to lure more people into hunting have mostly failed. Kansas is working on a new plan to attract young people by focusing on what states stand to lose: conservation dollars funded by licenses.

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