Why Deer Hunting Should Be Respected

If you are a hunter, you are bad. If you hunt, you don’t respect animals. Hunters are cruel to nature. These are all myths that society thinks about hunting. The truth about hunters is that they have major respect for following permits and using their firearms or bows by being educated. Hunting is defined as a sport for people to feed themselves or family by taking an animal’s life. Hunting should be respected because it involves skill, an appreciation for animals, and it helps regulate balance in the ecosystem.

To have a firearm license you have to have a clear criminal record and have to complete an 8 hour course with a written test and a practical test where you handle guns. For your hunting license you also must complete an 8 hour course consisting of a written test. Not only is it required to have both licenses, you are also taught to kill the animal humanely and respectfully. If you are duck hunting you are not allowed to kill a duck while it is in the water because if it is in deep water it could sink and that would have taken a life that should not have been taken. If you are deer hunting you have to shoot it in the heart. That
Without hunters there could be more motor vehicle accidents involving injuries or death to both animals and humans. Also, by keeping the animal population in control it prevents overgrazing which can lead to other species from dying off due to a lack of food. In the Niagara Region the Traditional Native Deer Hunt takes place for two consecutive weekends in November. 3 During this time people stand at the entry ways of the Short Hills to protest. They hold signs and get in groups and tell the First Nations people that what they are doing is wrong and the deer hunting should be prohibited. Without hunters, there is the possibility that one species of animal could overpopulate an area and cause a lot of imbalance to society. We need hunters to keep the balance of our