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    Why Deer Matter Essay

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    predator animals. Utilizing deer as a means of food is natural and common for humans to do, as it was considered one of the primary prey many years ago. For example, hunters such as my father, purchase a hunting license every year to participate in the sport of hunting; the meat harvested from the hunting of deer can be enjoyed by my family all year long. If the population of deer were fewer, many people would long for the luxury their meat gives us. Likewise, deer are a food source for many…

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    Animal Poaching

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    Did you know that thousands of animals are being illegally hunted every year? This is called poaching. People kill animals without a hunting license or out of season. About 5 thousand animals are poached every year. Many species of animals go extinct every decade because of poaching. One solution to animal poaching is by increasing the amount of wildlife officers. If you increase the amount of wildlife officers you will probably get more coverage around the state. More coverage means that…

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    Hunting ,a passion and a life style , the most famous hobby ,an innate thing in our souls , you may not be a hunter but you should raise a part of hunter soul, you were born to do that, in addition responsible hunting have countless benefits, three general benefits abbreviate hunting goals, economic ,environmental and conservation benefits ,and benefits on health and human soul and mind. At the beginning ,hunting have many economic benefits where it supports all economy sectors ,were…

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    Is Deer Killing Bad

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    “Hunting does provide sport, and nutrition for hunters. However, I have found that some non-hunters even enjoy deer as a source of food”(Lt. Ingram). “With there being a higher number of hunters there is less of a need for science to get involved”(Lt. Ingram). According to Jonathan Shaw State Deer Biologist “Hunters pay for a license, and pay for excise tax on firearms and ammunition that goes directly towards wildlife…

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    White Tailed Deer Killing

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    “Hunting does provide sport and nutrition for hunters however I have found that some non-hunters even enjoy deer as a source of food”(Lt. Ingram). “With there being a higher number of hunters there is less of a need for science to get involved”(Lt. Ingram). According to Jonathan Shaw State Deer Biologist “Hunters pay for a license, and pay for excise tax on firearms and ammunition that goes directly towards wildlife research, management, and conservation”. Without the sales of the hunting gear…

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    Hunting In Modern Culture

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    Hunting has existed since before recorded history. It has been a key part of shared culture throughout the world since the first animals went in search of food. President Theodore Roosevelt is often considered a great hunting icon, having founded the Boone and Crockett Club, one of the most prominent organizations behind creating the rules and regulations of hunting, in 1887. There was once a time when the most common interaction between man and animal was the hunt, whereas now animals have a…

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    rise, the question on how to effectively slow down the growth. According to State Farm Insurance Company there are over 1.23 million deer-vehicle collisions in the USA from July 1, 2011 to June 30, 2012 (Blackwell, Seamans, DeVault Page 1). Although hunting, and killing is the oldest method of population control for White-Tailed Deer the questions I would like to ask are, is killing necessary? Are there other methods the NCWRC could implement to…

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    plus numerous other reasons states why hunting is needed. Hunting is a necessary process due to the fact that hunting provides jobs, hunting feeds people, hunting keeps the wildlife population at the right level, and…

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    Hunting Experience Essay

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    generation. The main one is deer hunting. Every family member of mine has been hunting before. The minute you are old enough to take your hunters safety course is the minute you will begin your hunting experience. Your first hunting experience is one that you will never forget. I remember this day like it was yesterday. It was an October morning, there was about three or four inches of snow on the ground and it was extremely cold out. It was open season, the first day of hunting. I was only…

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    The first time I went hunting was with my uncle danny out at my uncle don's farm when i was about six or seven. I remember it like it was yesterday we were in a pop up blind in the top of a creek bed spraying apple spray to have them come. We then waited about four to five hours, and a hundred twenty five pound doe came into the creek bed. My uncle stood up aimed and shot it. Then we dragged it out with a deer cart,and field dressed it in the corn field. It was fun because me and my uncle were…

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