animals in sports

0.0(0)
studied byStudied by 0 people
0.0(0)
full-widthCall Kai
learnLearn
examPractice Test
spaced repetitionSpaced Repetition
heart puzzleMatch
flashcardsFlashcards
GameKnowt Play
Card Sorting

1/38

encourage image

There's no tags or description

Looks like no tags are added yet.

Study Analytics
Name
Mastery
Learn
Test
Matching
Spaced

No study sessions yet.

39 Terms

1
New cards

What are the three major categories of animal-related sports?

Competitive partner sports, quarry hunting/fishing, and animal fighting

2
New cards

When did hunting originate?

Before hunter-gatherers (scavenging era)

3
New cards

How did domestication change views on wildlife?

Pastoralists saw wild animals as threats; agriculture reduced hunting reliance

4
New cards

How did hunting transform over time?

From survival → economy → elite sport

5
New cards

Who could hunt in Medieval/Renaissance England?

Aristocrats only

6
New cards

Why were wild animals associated with wealth?

They lived on private estates of the rich

7
New cards

Name two famous female hunters

Maria (Netherlands governess) and Queen Elizabeth I

8
New cards

How did Indigenous people view hunting?

Essential for survival

9
New cards

What made early U.S. hunting “democratic”?

Most land was considered public

10
New cards

What major economic force shaped wildlife use?

Fur trade

11
New cards

What animals were heavily trapped?

Beaver, fox, mink, others

12
New cards

What were the main impacts of the fur trade?

Overhunting, commodification, ecosystem disruption, social changes

13
New cards

How many bison existed pre-1800s?

Tens of millions

14
New cards

How many remained by early 1900s?

About 300–350

15
New cards

Name cultures deeply connected to bison

-Blackfoot (Iinniiwa)

-Lakota (Tatanka)

-Navajo (Ivanbito)

-Paiute (Kuts)

16
New cards

Who contributed to bison decline?

Indigenous hunters (after horses), European trappers, U.S. Army, Buffalo Bill, livestock disease

17
New cards

Ecological effects of bison loss?

Reduced megafauna → lower plant biodiversity

18
New cards

How did bison loss affect Indigenous people?

Decreased height, increased mortality, income loss

19
New cards

When did market hunting end?

Late 19th century

20
New cards

Who founded the Boone & Crockett Club?

Theodore Roosevelt (1887)

21
New cards

What is the cost of a Duck Stamp?

$29

22
New cards

How much of Duck Stamps fund conservation?

$0.98 of every $1

23
New cards

What is the purpose of fair chase hunting?

Ethical restraint, insight, sustainability

24
New cards

Why do conservationists dislike calling hunting a “sport”?

Implies entertainment, not conservation

25
New cards

Which systems regulate hunting?

Licensing, bag limits, seasons, species categories

26
New cards

Maryland crab season dates?

April1-Dec 15

27
New cards

Examples of illegal actions in Maryland Crab Regulations?

-selling crabs

-keeping egg-bearing females

-using others’ gear

-SCUBA harvesting

28
New cards

Major horse sports?

-Thoroughbred racing

-Standardbred racing

-relay

-showjumping

-dressage

-cross-country

-polo

-foxhunting

29
New cards

Major dog sports?

-agility

-greyhound racing

-field trials

-rally

-herding

30
New cards

Total U.S. horse industry economic value (2023)?

$177 billion

31
New cards

Number of U.S. horses?

6.5 million

32
New cards

Why was the 1970s popular for racing?

Famous horses (Secretariat, Seattle Slew, Affirmed)

33
New cards

How long was the Triple Crown drought?

37 years (ended by American Pharoah in 2015; Justify in 2018)

34
New cards

Common racing concerns?

Whip use, wastage, young-age racing, medication, management issues

35
New cards

Why do some cultures still practice animal fighting?

Tradition, entertainment

36
New cards

What is bloodless bullfighting?

No physical harm to the bull

37
New cards

When did dogfighting become popular in England?

After baiting was banned in 1835

38
New cards

When was dogfighting largely banned in the U.S.?

1860s

39
New cards

What is the legal status today?

Felony to fight dogs, own fighting dogs, or be a spectator