I don't think that the one (singular) show that depicted deer drives in Wisconsin that has four pages of comments on this forum is nearly as bad for the public to see as the multiple shows that are on with a guy riding in a blind on top of a moving vehicle only to stop at the intersection of a "sendero" with a truck load of corn scattered all around, or right next to a feeder. I've seen a lot of that lately on many different shows. Or on Kawasaki's Wild Skies seeing multi-millionaire NRA president Wayne Lapierre or his wife and 10 other people climb off of the top rack of their jeep, walk over to a termite mound, get a gun handed to them by the guide or tracker and kill an impala which is just standing there because it's natural defence system says to identify a threat before wasting valuble energy running from every thing that moves in your direction.
There are a lot of shows like these last two examples, and I've only ever seen one like the Wisconsin deer drive. Now think about it, to a non-hunter or an anti-hunter, which show or show really depicts a hunting style that they could most easily focus on as one to stop??