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Originally Posted by Rudey
Bubba-Cleetus, it's great that you can ignore the points I make because you can't address them and pepper in insults to help hide your inadequacies.
Again, nature hasn't needed people to come in and kill animals for many years before humans came into the same environment and it still doesn't in many of the ecosystems around the world where humans are scarce. But keep insulting me and sounding like a boob.
Good luck being a lawyer with your ambitions of getting into a fourth tier school. Of course if it doesn't work out you can be a park ranger as you are an expert on wildlife, you can become a pro hunter/fisher, you can ride donkeys on your "Ranch", or you can run your pops' lube company.
-Rudey
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I'm not sure if I"m still on ignore to you or not, but whatever.
Before people came in and started hunting, there were natural predators. And before Europeans came here, there were Native Americans hunting prey for, oh i don't know probably thousands of years.
We killed the wolves. The wolves no longer eat the deer which overpopulate and strip fields, trees and grass... they spread disease because there's no one bringing down the sick ones.. the circle of life is broken. Hunting is replacing the extinct predators with human ones.
Make sense?