If you can access American Television shows, try "Northwoods Law" or "Lonestar Law". Due to reduced habitat, wildlife has to be managed in most states and hunting is considered a management tool! The Everglades region has suffered several drought situations that have threatened the region's deer population in the past. During drought conditions, "dry land" is created, allowing deer populations to explode. When normal water levels return, suitable habitat and food are no longer available. If the population level isn't sufficiently reduced, the herd will suffer disease and die off. In the early 20th century, the elimination of natural predators in the Kaibab Forest in AZ created a similar situation. Lessons learned as no counter measures were taken there either.
For those that dislike hunting, you should check out:
MDWFP - Pittman-Robertson Act
Most states require Hunter Safety education before getting your first hunting license. Although I haven't participated in teaching a class in years, I am a certified hunter safety instructor for the state of Florida.
