Tens of thousands of animals are displaced and killed each year, so that we can grow kale and corn.  So don't give me your "bad for the environment" bullshit, because vegetables take way more of a toll on this planet than a hunter and his family ever will.  We don't require processing plants or chemicals or tractors.  We can live off the land in perpetuity, without the internet or e-bikes or heated blankets.  

With minimal tools, we can hunt, trap, and fish for our food - no supermarkets. Our ability to endure extreme weather, navigate difficult terrain, and stay self-sufficient in isolation speaks to our resiliency.  Our deep respect for nature often leads us to advocate for wildlife conservation, sustainable practices, and the preservation of natural habitats. By learning to live in harmony with the land, we understand firsthand the delicate balance of ecosystems and the importance of protecting the environment for future generations. This respect for nature is embedded in the very essence of our survival skills, making hunters some of the most dedicated stewards of the land.

Conventional agriculture, on the other hand, often relies heavily on synthetic pesticides, fertilizers, and monocropping, which can degrade soil health, reduce biodiversity, and contaminate water sources. Additionally, large-scale vegetable farming requires significant water resources, and in areas where water is already scarce, this can lead to depletion of local aquifers. The use of fossil fuels for machinery, transportation, and packaging also contributes to greenhouse gas emissions, further exacerbating climate change. Lastly, the land cleared for farming can disrupt natural ecosystems, leading to deforestation and habitat loss.

Educate yourself before you start shouting shit that you don't understand.