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Originally Posted by macallan25
Take for instance a 20,000 acre ranch with deer on it. More than likely it is fenced in, in which case you are going to have to hunt to control the deer population in the are. Obviously they can't move freely beyond the borders of the private land. When the deer start overbreeding and then breeding within each other......bad things start to happen.....diseases, deformity, lots of problems. It really isn't a good thing.
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What kind of idiot would fence in 20,000 acres with deer on it? Of course fencing in the deer and fencing out the natural predators will result in too many deer -- and that is a human-created problem. Saying that humans screwed up the system (by removing predators and by installing fences) and then need to fix the problem (too many deer) is ridiculous. Take away the fence and bring back the natural predators.