"Most people including me would like to have a bigger deer herd, at least when I am hunting for them.
But, people simply have to accept the fact that deer are a living organism and as such have to fit into the first and most basic laws of nature.

The first and most basic law of nature is that, “No living organism can exist in populations higher then it’s food supply for more then short term periods of ideal conditions.” That is nature’s rule not the Game Commission’s, deer manager’s or forester manager’s rule. Nature simply will not allow more deer then the habitat can support, for the long term. Since deer eat their habitat it is simply impossible to keep more deer for long term periods."

Thats quite obvious, but none of that means diddlywhen we are WELL within those limits across much of the state, and THAT is what is being argued.