Why Is “Fun” Fun?
Why Is “Fun” Fun? Four Fun Tips To Insure Hunting’s Future Last hunting season I cooked some pheasant following a classic French recipe for
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Saving Private Hunting
Saving Private Hunting The Big Picture Can Enhance the 3 Rs by Michael Sabbeth I begin with an anecdote. On the first day of class
Lessons From A Deceitful Anti-Hunting Interview
Lessons From A Deceitful Anti-Hunting Interview by Michael G. Sabbeth, Esq. Late last year I followed a link on a Dallas Safari Club (DSC)
True Meaning of Hunting: Presentation to EU Parliament
Personal Note: I met Kai-Uwe Denker when I gave two presentations to NAPHA in Windhoek, Namibia in November, 2016. I have a signed copy of
Diversity and Inclusivity Will Ensure Hunting’s Future
Diversity and Inclusivity Will Ensure Hunting’s Future by Michael G. Sabbeth “When I wake up here, I see acres of land. When I wake up
Fun and Knowledge Are Not Enough to Sustain Hunting
Fun and Knowledge Are Not Enough to Sustain Huntingby Michael Sabbeth In 1597, Sir Francis Bacon wrote: Ipsa scientia potestas est. That’s Latin for “Knowledge itself is
Harvest versus Kill
Harvest versus KillWords Can Help or Hurt HuntingBy Michael Sabbeth I begin with two questions. 1. When hunters describe taking wild game, which word best
Follow Your Honor, Not Your Feelings
Follow Honor, Not Your Feelings By Michael G. Sabbeth A Colorado hunter education instructor shared this anecdote. He and his hunting buddies went on their
Michael Sabbeth
Michael G. Sabbeth is a lawyer in Denver, Colorado. He lectures on ethics and rhetoric. He has written the book “The Good, The Bad and The Difference: How to Talk with Children About Values.” & is now working on a book titled “No More Apologizing! Arguments to Defend and Advance Hunting and the Shooting Sports.”