Comments by "DynamicWorlds" (@dynamicworlds1) on "The ethics of hunting deer for meat" video.

@paxundpeace9970 the hunting that happens where you probably live is likely the least ecologically damaging to the environment source of animal protein you can find, including milk and eggs. Sure, human hunting has been done non-sustainably in the past and is done that way in some parts of the world (mostly by people desperate to put food on their tables), but that's not really relevant to most modern hunting in the developed world where not only is it sustainable, but stopping without reintroducing predators would be ecologically catastrophic.
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Not a hunter here at all, but sustainable hunting (like is used to control deer populations in much of the world), done correctly, is pretty easily the most ethical source of animal protein I can think of, especially by edible weight. The eggs and probably milk in my fridge are, frankly, significantly more ethically suspect compared to what's brought home in hunting season. Keep doing your thing and may your aim be ever true.
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