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Originally Posted by Saya
Well thats good for you but for many of us its not an option, nor is it necessarily sustainable as our population is only growing, we're probably always going to need large scale farming of some kind.
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Really? It isn't an option and it isn't sustainable? I'm not talking about subsistence farming, I'm simply talking about small scale farming, which is perfectly feasible for our population. We don't need large scale farms, we need people to pay some attention to our consumption of space and resources but it is still more than doable.
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Originally Posted by Saya
And you do know that wildlife associations don't actually have population control in mind, right? Capturing and neutering is more effective than hunting, and the quotas are intentionally set so that there will always be a hunt next year.
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Yes capturing and neutering is more effective at population control than hunting but it doesn't feed people. Also there are plenty of types of animals that people can hunt without regulation, most rodents and small birds fall under this category and while you may not think of squirrel as a viable food source many people do.