Abolish Sport Hunting

C.A.S.H. (Committee to Abolish Sport Hunting) is a not-for-profit advocacy organization, not a firearms retailer or shooting business. This is an important distinction for anyone searching for actual gun clubs or ranges.

C.A.S.H. operates as an anti-hunting organization focused on:

• •Documenting hunting accidents and violations - They maintain detailed records of hunting-related injuries, deaths, and poaching cases by state
• •Publishing research and educational materials - Including the book "Exposing the Big Game: Living Targets of a Dying Sport"
• •Community organizing - Encouraging citizens to oppose recreational hunting policies
• •Legal advocacy - Challenging state and federal wildlife management practices that prioritize hunting access

Luke A. Dommer founded C.A.S.H. in 1976 and served as president until his death in August 1992. His research on hunting and wildlife became the foundation for modern anti-hunting activism. Current president Robertson is a wildlife photographer and author who opposes hunting based on his direct experience living among elk, wolves, and bears in Western North America.

C.A.S.H. presents several specific criticisms:

• •Wildlife management is broken - State and federal agencies deliberately maintain wildlife populations above "biological carrying capacity" to justify hunting seasons
• •Hunting endangers the public - Non-hunters are regularly injured or killed by hunters each year
• •It violates property rights - Hunters have cited property owners for "hunter harassment" for activities like backyard BBQs during hunting season
• •Environmental damage - Clear-cutting for "edge habitat" harms species requiring dense forest cover
• •Lead contamination - Ammunition disperses lead (a neurotoxin) throughout ecosystems
• •Road accidents spike - Hunting season drives deer into roadways, increasing vehicle collisions

C.A.S.H. offers membership at multiple levels:

The organization is sponsored by The Mary T. and Frank L. Hoffman Family Foundation and all-creatures.org.

C.A.S.H. maintains a searchable database of hunting accidents by year, including:

• •Hunter deaths and injuries
• •Poaching violations across all 50 states
• •International hunting incidents
• •Specific details on how accidents occurred

"This section is dedicated to those—of all species—whose lives were stolen in the ongoing and senseless war on wildlife."

Recent reports include cases from Texas, Minnesota, Florida, Georgia, Pennsylvania, Kentucky, and Idaho.

C.A.S.H. Committee to Abolish Sport Hunting P.O. Box 562 New Paltz, NY 12561 Phone: 845-256-1400 Email: [email protected]

This is not a shooting range, gun club, or firearms business. If you're searching for actual firearm services in Idaho or Kansas, you need a different resource.