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    HUNTING GAME-BIRDS

    Oct 10, 2018 3 minutes
    by Prof. Peet van der Merwe (left) and Prof. Melville Saayman (right)
    North-West University School of Tourism Management and TREES
    (Tourism Research in Economic, Environs and Society)
    Photo © Kochmaryov
    “During the 2017 hunting season in South Africa, TREES conducted research to determine the economic value of hunting, also with a focus on bird hunting.”

    When looking at research on the consumptive side of wildlife tourism, one finds that numerous studies have been conducted of trophy and biltong hunting. However, when it comes to bird hunting, which is popular in Europe and America, few studies

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