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Here is some more information that I collected and put together on my three bullets. (overpopulation, wildlife conservation, and teaches us respect)
The way people think about animal overpopulation is either that their habitat probably has been either built on, or their natural predators may have been removed. But whatever the reason is, we have to continue to hunt to keep animal populations at normal level and stop building on their homes or else we'll have animals living in our houses pretty soon. Immunocontraception has been used to control deer and wild horse populations across the United States and elephant populations in South Africa. Overpopulation doesn’t just take place in the wild. That’s why made immunocontraception technology available to zoos to help alleviate the suffering that results from the excessive breeding of wildlife in captivity.

Great articles is from: http://www.fishwildlife.org/bearsbackyardfacts.html http://www.nraila.org/Issues/ FactSheets/Read.aspx?ID=124 http://www.wcs.org/saving- wild-places/north-america.aspx

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Hunting is an outdoor activity that provides several benefits for those who partake in it and for the environment as well. The fees that hunters pay for licenses are used for conservation, and the efforts of hunters reduce the size of certain animal populations to keep them in balance with the food supply. Jobs are created by hunting, hunters can eat what they shoot, and the exercise aspect of hunting cannot be overstated.
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 * 1) The vast majority of hunters reap the benefit of being outdoors and getting plenty of exercise as they look for game. Hunters that target species such as elk, deer and antelope walk great distances in search of their quarry.
 * 1) Hunting helps to keep a number of animal species in check. Whitetail deer in particular are one species that suffer greatly when they become too numerous in a certain area--something that hunting can help to alleviate.
 * 1) The fees that hunters ante up for their licenses go towards financing such programs as wildlife management and the conservation of open spaces in many states. Excise taxes on hunting equipment also contribute towards these vital projects.
 * 1) Certain states, like Colorado and Wyoming, for example, enjoy the benefit of hunting-related jobs created for people such as guides, outfitters, wildlife management experts and conservation officers. These jobs provide a livelihood for thousands of people in these regions.
 * 1) Many hunters eat what they are able to kill. Animals such as deer, ducks, geese, turkeys and rabbits wind up on the tables of hunters, and provide meals for them and their families.

Read more: Benefits of Hunting | eHow.com http://www.ehow.com/facts_ 4866808_benefits-of-hunting. html#ixzz17TIC2S2A ovide many benefits to society, especially to maintain a balance between wildlife and people.

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