Here's an unoriginal thought: if ain't broke, don't fix it. Is there really a groundswell for 10-year-olds to hunt? I doubt it. Until someone convinces me that significant public harm is caused by having the minimum age set at 12, I see no reason to change the law. Is our current method of giving out big game licenses broken? Not really, although I think we could give out more deer tags (not like there is a shortage of deer). So why change the system in a way likely to reduce the number of residents who can hunt? Beats me. It ain't broke, don't fix it.
Update: Here's more on the effort to lower the minimum hunting age.
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