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  1. Hunting disrupts migration and hibernation patterns and destroys families. For animals such as wolves, who mate for life and live in close-knit family units, hunting can devastate entire communities.

    • What Is Meant by 'Hunting?'
    • Arguments in Favor of Hunting
    • Arguments Against Hunting
    • Resolution

    Most people who argue in favor of hunting are not arguing in favor of trophy hunting, the practice of killing an animal simply to show off its head and pelt. Trophy hunting is, in fact, abhorred by the majority of the public with a recent survey showing 69% of Americans are against it.Often, the animal being hunted is a rare or endangered animal, b...

    Hunting proponents argue that hunting is safe, effective, necessary, and inexpensive to taxpayers.
    The injury rate for hunting is lower than that of some other forms of physical recreation, such as football and bicycling.
    Proponents argue that hunting is an effective form of deer management because it will remove a number of individual deer from a population, preventing those individuals from reproducing.
    Since natural deer predators have been eliminated in many areas, hunters argue that hunting is necessary to perform the function of wolves or cougars in keeping the deer population in check.
    Hunting opponents argue that hunting is unsafe,ineffective, unnecessary, and unfair to taxpayers.
    Opponents point out that compared to some other forms of recreation, hunting injuries are far more likely to be fatalities. Based on data compiled by the International Hunter Education Association...
    Opponents also argue that hunting is ineffective for solving human/deer conflicts. Studies show that car/deer collisions increase during hunting season because hunters frighten the deer out of the...
    Contrary to popular belief, hunting is not the only way to address Lyme disease. The ticks humans encounter on grassy areas are often spread by mice, not deer.Additionally, hunters who dress deer o...

    The hunting debate may never be resolved. The two sides will continue to debate safety, effectiveness, and cost, but will probably never agree on the ethics of killing wild animals for food or recreation.

    • Doris Lin
    • It causes a lot of suffering and death. Hunting has even made certain animals go extinct all over the world!
    • Like humans, animals want to live. They also love and feel pain. Animals shouldn’t have to die just because some humans consider hunting to be “fun.”
    • It can lead to violence against humans. Experts know that people who are cruel to animals don’t stop there—many of them are cruel to humans, too.
    • Animals don’t always die right after they’re shot. Some deer killed by hunters die only after they’re shot two or three times. Others are hurt but not killed right away, and they suffer for 15 minutes or more before they die.
  2. www.peta.org › cruel-sports › huntingHunting - PETA

    Hunting is a cruel outdated sport that endangers the lives of many unwilling animal participants. Learn how you can fight against hunting happening in your area.

  3. Feb 24, 2021 · While some deem hunting to be a cruel, unnecessary and unethical practice, it remains the “backbone” of wildlife conservation in the United States, according to one NC State professor.

  4. Feb 9, 2017 · Every year as daylight dwindles and trees go bare, debates arise over the morality of hunting. Hunters see the act of stalking and killing deer, ducks, moose, and other quarry as humane, necessary, and natural, and thus as ethical. Critics respond that hunting is a cruel and useless act that one should be ashamed to carry out.

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  6. Jun 12, 2023 · On one hand, hunting advocates argue that hunting can be a necessary tool for wildlife conservation and management, while on the other hand, animal rights activists believe that hunting is cruel and inhumane. In this article, we will explore the pros and cons of hunting and its ethical implications.

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