except hunting doing a part to help re-balance ecosystems after human interference is quite situational 99% of the time. For instance, in my immediate area, out of the animals mentioned, none of them are overpopulated other then Canada geese and snow geese. Some (like red foxes) have quite low populations for the moment, so killing them really is doing more harm then good.
The interactions between what you're hunting and the rest of the ecosystem is really a lot more complicated than most hunters understand.
I wouldn't expect many hunters to actually know what actually needs culling and what animals they're killing is doing more harm than good, so it's sad when people like Hugo go a little out of hand and kill dozens of animals when they really have no idea of the impacts of what they're doing. Although I don't know where he's hunting so I'll give him the benefit of the doubt and believe he's somewhere where all the animals he's mentioned he kills for sport are actually overpopulated and can do with a good cull.
