Thirteen good reasons WHY hunters join the
Cape Hunters and Game Conservation Association
•Fulfill their role as a hunter and their calling as a conservationist responsibly
• Be part of a group of enthusiasts that contributes to making a difference supporting the association on a provincial and national basis
• Conduct themselves in a manner which will uphold the good name of Cape Hunter’s and Game Conservation Association
• Strive to extend their knowledge of nature and their ability as a hunter by study, so that their conduct in the hunting field will earn admiration and respect
• To promote the conservation of soil, water and wildlife
• To have a culture instilled to behave honestly and fairly in the field and not to take anything to which they are not entitled to
• To associate themselves with other members who hunt with care and compassion and do everything in their power to prevent unnecessary suffering
• To obtain the ability and knowledge to handle firearms responsibly and with respect
• Promote this code of ethics among young hunters by example
• The desire to be knowledgeable with regards to hunting and conservation
• To act as an ambassador for the Cape Hunters and Game Conservation Association and promote sustainable utilisation of our wild life resource.
• We have dedicated, motivated and competent employed staff addressing the needs of our members in every aspect.
• Our management team and extended management team at branch level are all enthusiastic volunteers who go the extra mile to provide outstanding service to all members in each geographical area. The Cape Hunters and Game Conservation Association aims to promote the knowledge and love of wildlife and nature in general, to practice and promote good amateur sportsmanship in hunting, to actively guard against the destruction of wildlife and nature and to adhere to all laws, ordinances, by-laws and official directives on the conservation of fauna and flora. By becoming a member, you support the greater cause and our ability to engage with government and like minded organisations in formulating legislation regarding conservation and the hunting, support for youth development, education in hunting and conservation, promotion of general knowledge with regards to laws and bi-laws, firearms and equipment, general hunting and conservation topics as well as keeping our members informed with regards to any published news. We believe that a hunter and conservationist in good standing is also an informed individual who can be proud to promote his or her association with the necessary knowledge and skills. With an ever growing membership and representation through nine branches and more that 120 activities per year, we truly cater for every member’s needs. If you are part of a group of people that fits the above profile and interested in forming and becoming a branch of Cape Hunt, contact our office [email protected].
