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And that relates how to whether I decide to shoot a small, medium or large or extra large? First, second or third deer that comes along?
If the opportunity comes along for a big buck, I’ll try for it in a heartbeat. And I’ll not worry about vindicating myself to anyone.
But I ain’t going home to an empty freezer cause it ain’t a big buck either. Nor am I so desperate to kill that I’ll take a not grown animal.
Disease in animals, not just deer, is a major problem in a lot of areas, much of it related to man’s doings. Game farms, grazing privately owned animals on public lands are two major sources. Some also due to overpopulation in some areas. Everything that overpopulates, except bugs it seems, begins to get into the starvation and disease mode.
When it comes to commercialization, what ain’t that’s popular and can be profitable to some one? When has it ever not been so?
Where do some of the resources come from that help provide the opportunity for hunters to hunt to spend their money doing so? Not only from licenses but also from tax revenue.
There’s something about all of it that some of us don’t like but the hunting opportunity is still there, more so than ever.,