It 's economic and environmental benefits greatly outweigh it 's negative aspects- the rare instances of friendly fire or animal suffering- and we should not judge hunting as a destructive, unnecessary sport because of it 's unfortunate past consequences. Hunting is no longer endangering the lives of thousands of species as it was fifty or hundreds of years ago, modern hunting does not take away more than it should away from the environment and instead now provides a much needed balance in order to continue conservation efforts and expand the natural diversity of our country. Hunting is necessary because as we can see from the example of deer, nature gives us too much for a modernizing and expanding world to handle, and the minor drawbacks currently associated with hunting are no where near as equal to the large benefits it provides America 's people, animals, and …show more content…
Is hunting a reality some find unpleasant? Yes. But it is a reality they will just have to morally disagree with or come to accept. Hunting is not the way we destroy nature but rather how we interact with it and it 's balance, and like every balance it can be easily shifted. Perhaps further into the future when our abilities as a species increase even further will we no longer have the need for hunting, but as it stands today, we need it to improve our planet and grow as a