For the most part i agree with you, but there is another aspect. I grew up hunting, and for the most part, I'd characterize the hunters I knew growing up as ar

For the most part i agree with you, but there is another aspect. I grew up hunting, and for the most part, I'd characterize the hunters I knew growing up as ardent conservationists (look at the work of duck unlimited), and those hunters would view killing a species under pressure or of conservation value as unconscionable. Point is, most hunters want to see the species that they hunt to thrive - this is the antithesis of that.