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(P = 0.0001) differences between males and females on
activities. Because women's leisure research indicated
addition, a woman's family participation in hunting is linked
closely to her own participation. It is suggested that
compared specific variables to Texas-male hunters. A survey
confront very few barriers to their participation. In
constraints. Analysis of variance tests showed significant
contribute more than intrapersonal constraints to the
Differences between hunting and nonhunting groups of women
differences between male and female leisure experiences, this
experience. Findings suggest Texas-female hunters are
initiated into hunting by husbands; motivated to hunt because
initiation ages and hunting instructors. However, no
of achievement, affiliative, and appreciative reasons; and
on achievement-oriented hunting motivations. Analysis of
on the familial and affiliative aspects of hunting.
Previous research has focused on males' hunting behaviors and
purchasers to determine initiation patterns, motivations and
questionnaire was mailed to 2,200 female hunting license
recruiting efforts targeted to women by state agencies focus
significant (P = 0.0375) variation among females' hunting
significant (P = 0.1999) difference was found between groups
study assessed the hunting behaviors of Texas females and
variance showed that structural and interpersonal constraints
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