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There are a large amount of animals taken by hunters and in the past there have been to many animals taken but the conservation dept. has worked hard to keep this from happening. You have to look at what would happen if there were no hunters, first you would be overrun in your suburban homes by animals looking for food or just curious, second you would have more car vs animal related accidents as the population of hunted animals grow. most of the hunted animals only have one predator, humans. If it was not for hunters culling the herds and keep the numbers down deer especially would soon run out of space due to all the industrial spread of humans.
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