Each stop represents a particular hunting scenario, and the targets are skeet clays rather than game animals. At each stop the clay targets are released by positioned throwers in a variety of ways to simulate flushing quail, flying doves or ducks, a running rabbit, or some other hunting scenario. The development of recreational enterprises based upon nonconsumptive uses of forestlands is just as promising as the consumptive uses if they are marketed correctly. Much of the public enjoys spending time in a forest setting. We find it a nice place to be.
Forest can be different from one place to another.
This changes the way we feel while we are there to hike, camp out, or just to look at wildflowers. The appearance of the forests affects the way we see the countryside while we are driving down the road. The next time you are in the forest for recreation, think about the conditions that make the activity enjoyable. Our marketing plan should seek to enhance those conditions. Activities such as camping, hiking, picnicking, and mountain biking are still enjoyed by a large number of the public, many of who are willing to pay for the privilege.