Good night good peeps of SW .

Boar or pipskwique game isn't my thing but if those don't get managed too the coyotes and foxes and bigger fowl will populate to the point they'll be dipping kids from backyards.

We do whitetail by bow and rifle a season each per year where I am. The surviving members of the herds stay better fed and healthier. If not early in winter they consume what light remaining greenery there is, and we get thousands of rotting deer carcasses with feral excrement and aggressive canine species, destructive rodents, and rotting filth and diseases with opportunistic pests felling the trees all over the forests.

Now you know much more about forestry wildlife and land managment on the grand scale and maybe realize your verbal attacks against hunters didn't make any form of sense so far as compassion for humans or natures animals.

The stories of humans and animals aren't historically competitive. In the civilized world we hold a cherished awareness of our symbiotic presence with them on the planet.

On some continents where the much less aware had no say the leaders encouraged destruction of untold habitats and sub species. We don't do that in N. America because we learned from our predecessor society. Hunting, only as much as is needed, is good. Too much or none at all is bad.