I agree, thank you for sharing this article. I will look into whom people can contact to voice their opinion.
"[Robin] Cahoon said not allowing human-shaped targets was part of the agency's effort to make hunting safer. In 1957, she said, there were 126 hunting-related accidents, 22 of them fatal."
I am pretty sure that the hunting accidents were not because people where intentionally shooting at other hunters because they trained on human-shaped targets and could not remember if they were hunting deer or people. I am guessing a majority of accidents are accidental discharges and failure to know your target and what is beyond.