Earlier this school year, students at George Mason University in Fairfax, VA recruited on campus with a pro-hunting, pro-conservation message. To attract onlooking students, CFACT at the University brought an inflatable deer for supportive college students to sign in support of hunting.
“A lot of students enthusiastically came over to sign the deer and get involved with the club,” said David Bucarey, a sophomore at George Mason. “Across the political spectrum, the issue of hunting helps students realize that property rights and individuals can help steward the environment.”

A Mason student pauses on his way to class to sign his name in support of hunting on the inflatable deer.