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Hunting and Conservation
Wildlife management, population control and wildlife conservation are euphemisms for killing–hunting, trapping and fishing for fun. A percentage of the wild animal population is specifically mandated to be killed. Hunters want us to believe that killing animals equals population control equals conservation, when in fact hunting causes overpopulation of deer, the hunters’ preferred victim species, destroys animal families, and leads to ecological disruption as well as skewed population dynamics.

Because state wildlife agencies are primarily funded by hunters and other wildlife killers, programs are in place to manipulate habitat and artificially bolster “game” populations while ignoring “non-game” species. These programs lead to overpopulation and unbalanced ecosystems by favoring “buck only” hunts, pen-raising pheasants and other birds as living targets for hunters, transporting wild turkeys, raccoons and other species across state’s lines to boost populations for hunters and trappers to kill, and by exterminating predators such as wolves and mountain lions, in order to increase “prey” animals like elk and deer to then justify hunting as needed for “population control.”

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Wildlife Conservation Hunting and management, population control and wildlife conservation are euphemisms for killing - hunting, trapping and fishing for fun.A percentage of the wild animal population is specifically mandated to be killed. Hunters want us to believe that killing animals conservation equals equals population control, when in fact causes overpopulation of deer hunting,The hunters' preferred victim species, animal destroys families, and leads to ecological disruption as well as skewed population Dynamics.

Because state wildlife agencies are primarily funded by hunters and other wildlife killers, programs are in place to manipulate habitat and populations artificially bolster "game" while ignoring "non-game" species.These programs lead to overpopulation and unbalanced ecosystems by favoring "buck" only hunts, pen-raising pheasants and other birds as living targets for hunters, transporting wild turkeys, raccoons and other species across state' s lines to boost populations for hunters and trappers to kill, and by exterminating predators such as wolves and mountain lions,In order to increase "prey" animals like elk and deer to justify hunting then as needed for "population control."