Challenges in Wildlife Management and Hunting

This chapter examines the complexities of managing deer and predator populations, particularly chronic wasting disease in white-tailed deer, and hunting practices in states like California and Montana. It critiques modern hunting ethics, the impact of urban legislation on rural wildlife issues, and highlights the adaptability of coyotes in both rural and urban settings. Personal anecdotes underscore the emotional toll of wildlife interactions and the need for effective predator control amidst growing animal populations.