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Predator hunting is extremely necessary. Elk populations are half there sizes in the east kootenays from 15 years ago and the kootenays hold majority of elk in bc. Wolves being the biggest killer of there populations. 40 out of 100 mule deer are killed yearly by cougars. The wolves are hard on mule deer elk moose. The grizzly populations are out of balance in northern bc as well and they prey on almost anything. Hunting predators gives the ungulates a chance at keeping a healthy population. And if you think hunting deer for meet is more evil than feedlots with cattle walking in there own crap pigs stuffed in to horrible barns and the way chickens are raised then educating yourself on the pros and cons of hunting vs not might be interesting. I get that she really liked that wolf and it didn’t need to die but look up videos of wolves grabbing peoples dogs on YouTube and you won’t love the wolves so much.