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Zurijanne Kelley; Shawn Riley; Susan Stout (USFS)

Hunter Participation in Multi-landowner Cooperatives:

Kinzua Quality Deer Cooperative

Acknowledgements

o Michigan State University

o Bradley Fund for the Environment- Sand

County Foundation

o USDA- Forest Service Northern Research

Station

o Safari Club International- Michigan

Involvement Committee

Where I’m Headedo Establishment of the

KQDCo Where is the KQDC?o Participation in

antlerless deer huntingo Questionnaire

administrationo Summary Statso Structural Equation

Modelo Limitations, Conclusions,

& Implications

Establishment of the KQDC

Establishment of the KQDC

Establishment of the KQDC

Establishment of the KQDC

Where is the KQDC?

Where is the KQDC?

Participation

Motivation

Future willingness

to participate in hunting

Participation

Motivation

Future willingness

to participate in hunting

Satisfaction with hunting experience

Participation

Motivation

Future willingness

to participate in hunting

Constraints

Satisfaction with hunting experience

Participation

Motivation

Future willingness

to participate in hunting

Constraints

Satisfaction with hunting experience

Participation in Antlerless Deer Hunting

Motivation

Future willingness

to participate in antlerless

hunting

Constraints

Satisfaction with hunting experience

Questionnaire Administration

o Personal interviews to develop survey questions n=25

Questionnaire Administration

o Personal interviews to develop survey questions n=25

o Past, Recent and Continuous Hunters- stratified sample

Questionnaire Administration

o Personal interviews to develop survey questions n=25

o Past, Recent and Continuous Hunters- stratified sample

o Mail back questionnaire administered in Spring 2014

Analysis

o Personal interviews to develop survey questions n=25

o Past, Recent and Continuous Hunters- stratified sample

o Mail back questionnaire administered in Spring 2014

o Exploratory Factor Analysis

o Structural Equation Modeling

Summary Stats

o n=489 ( 51% response rate)

o Average age 56 years with 40 years hunting experience

o 65% hunted KQDC in 2013: Past hunters (n=40), Recent hunters(n=180), Continuous hunters (n=95).

o Future participation mean=3.89 (n=488)

o Satisfaction with hunting experience mean=2.75 (n=464)

Factor Analysis

Factor Analysis

Exploratoryo Motivations

o Cooperative-KQDCo Goalo Nostalgic

o Constraintso Personalo Opportunity-KQDCo No knowledgeo Monetary

Percentage of KQDC hunters motivations and likelihood of future participation based on 2013 harvest success n=256.

None (n = 15)

Goal-Orient. (n=90)

Nostalgic

(n=10)

2+ Motivatio

ns(n=141)

Killed a deer -> No Yes No Yes No Yes No YesParticipation

No 2 8 3 1 7

Maybe 4 19 3 3 10 3

Yes 7 2 41 19 6 4 83 37

Total 13 2 68 22 12 5 100 40

Factor Analysis

Exploratoryo Motivations

o Cooperative-KQDCo Goalo Nostalgic

o Constraintso Personalo Opportunity-KQDCo No knowledgeo Monetary

Confirmatoryo Motivation

o Altruistic-KQDCo Extrinsic-KQDC

o Constraintso Situational

• No opportunity-KQDC

• No connection-KQDC

o Personal• Monetary• No control

Structural Equation Model

Implications and Conclusions

o Hunters are willing to hunt on the KQDC in the future which allows for continued engagement

Implications and Conclusions

o Hunters are willing to hunt on the KQDC in the future which allows for continued engagement

o Hunters perceive situational (KQDC) constraints which can inform habitat management in the future

Implications and Conclusions

o Hunters are willing to hunt on the KQDC in the future which allows for continued engagement

o Hunters perceive situational (KQDC) constraints which can inform habitat management in the future

o Future participation does differ based on harvest success

Implications and Conclusions

o Hunters are willing to hunt on the KQDC in the future which allows for continued engagement

o Hunters perceive situational (KQDC) constraints which can inform habitat management in the future

o Future participation does differ based on harvest success

o Hunters have a sense of place, and aren’t different from traditional hunters which means they are willing to hunt on the KQDC in the future

Thank you!

Ms. Zuri Kelleykelleyzu@msu.edu

Happy hunting!

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