Thanks Calhunter,
I support both the ranchers who maintain exotics & those who hunt those ranches/animals.
While I'd love to see the ranchers work together to send some of these animals back to their native lands, the game is private property & that is for them to decide.
The anti's who tried to get such hunts banned, also would have sent these animals into extinction in some cases. Shows just how much they really support conservation vs political agendas.....
And I'll sugest that a majority of hunters in the US have access to less than 1K of good habitat to hunt in. Granted this is due to the large numbers of hunters in states that have only modest amounts of public hunting land, but is yet still true.
Anyone hunting in a block of habitat of 1k acres or more, is really hunting & will need real skill & knowledge of the game & it's ways or they won't even see anything, let alone shoot game.
My views on this.