Importance of hunting for ecosystem and human beings
In today’s world, everyone likes to have fun and entertainments in various styles. Some loves music, sports, reading news, whereas some chose writing, computer games, visiting new places and so on. Hunting is a good way to get entertainment. Beside fun, there are also various purposes of hunting such as for foods, peculiar designed clothes, and business. Also, it has good impact to our environment. Hunting is essential for balancing ecosystem and economic development.
Hunting is very important for balancing the ecosystem. We can balance the ecosystem by shooting animals that are excessively large in population. The large population of an animal also harms other animals that are endangered and transfer dieses to human beings. So, hunting is a best way to balance the ecosystem.
First, overpopulation of animals in an area destroy the ecosystem and make resources limited for other animals, so hunting is a great way for controlling the populations of numerous different animals. Doris Lin itemized that “Hunting is an effective form of deer management because it will remove a number of individual deer from a population and prevent those individuals from reproducing” (1). Hunting is an operative way to kill animals and harmonizing the ecosystem. As we all know, deer are causing many traffic calamities in United States that can cause an accidental death including lost of properties. Approximately 1,050 people died in vehicle-animal collisions over five-year period from 2005 to 2009 (Rice 1). Hunting is a precise way to control accidents and save driver’s lives. Putman stated that “Statistics from the U.S. or from Continental Europe suggest that damage to persons and property arising from road or railway accidents involving deer amounts to a very significant annual total and is increasing everywhere” (43). This explains that if people do not hunt deer, there is a chance of increasing accidents rapidly. Robert H. Holsman specified “Nearly one-quarter of deer are death in the winter because of starving” (812). Due to an inequity, animals are dying; they do not have enough resources to survive, so if people left hunting, animals consume all vegetation without leaving for other. Likewise, hunting also prevents transferring diseases from unhealthy animals to various vigorous living organisms, thus it should be supported.
Many diseases are transmitting from different animals. Hunter kills animals and save organism from various diseases. Olivia familiarized that,
Survival of the fittest is nature's way of weeding out the weak from the strong, but what happens when otherwise healthy animals come in contact with weak or diseased animals? It happens during migration, and this shifting of populations prevents inbreeding, but it can also contribute to the spread of disease among new populations. Chronic Wasting Disease, which is a fatal wasting syndrome found in deer and elk, affects infected animals with tremors and weight loss (5).
This statement clearly reflects that hunting prevents diseases to transmit from weak or ill to healthy animals. There are many diseases that are found in animals which are shifting to humans, for instance, Rabies, Lyme, and Ringworms. “Animals Diseases and Your Health” noted, “Many diseases affecting humans can be traced to animals or animal products. People can get a disease directly from an animal, or indirectly, through the environment” (1). Humans get different diseases by a contact with an animal, thus hunting is a functioning way to destroy those animals and prevent from various diseases. McLean indicated that “Diseases of wildlife can cause significant illness and death to individual animals and can significantly affect wildlife populations” (McLean 1). Hunting has potential to decrease the mortality rate of wildlife population by killing nauseating animals. Overall, hunting of vile animals is beneficial to the animals in forests as well as human beings because it prevents diseases to spread.
Hence, many people argued that hunting is not needed to balance the ecosystem because of predators and nature will take over. However, hunters are more efficient than nature and can quickly thin herds that may cause accidents and die a slow death of disease. So hunting is crucial to prevent from spreading diseases and animal related collisions.
Another reason that hunting is necessary is it increase the economy of nations. Hunting raises the economic condition of hunter’s family and countries. Excessive animals can harm other, but if they are hunted and sold, it increases monetary condition in hunter’s family and the state make money by selling hunting license.
Hunting increases financial situations in stalker’s household. There are many animals having high values. Some animal’s skins are used to make fashionable accessories, which are very costly. If hunters killed animals and sell it to company that make those accouterments, they can make money to help their families. “Animals used for Clothing” verified, “Every year, millions of animals are killed for the clothing industries, whether the clothes come from Chinese fur farms, Indian slaughterhouses, or the Australian outback” (1). Hunting is providing numerous clothes and increasing the economy of hunters and company as well. A journal “Hunting in America” listed that “The money that sportsmen spend helps create and support more than 680,000 jobs. In some rural communities, the dollars brought in during hunting seasons alone can be enough to keep small businesses operational for another year” (4). The money made from hunting easily support families financially and there will be enough money to start a tiny new business. Hunters might buy desirable cars and homes to settle their family in good neighborhoods. Robert H. Holsman said, “Hunters may be more likely to be property owner” (811). Hunting increases standard of hunter’s family. Additionally, hunting does not only increase economic prominence of hunters, it also increase nation's economic status.
Also, Hunting is advantageous for state’s economic development. A journal named “Hunting in America” argued, “In pursuing their passion, hunters also create one giant economic engine, providing the financial support to create thousands of jobs directly involved in the manufacture, sale or provision of hunting and outdoor products and services (2). Hunting is creating many different job opportunities. It cannot be wrong if we say that hunting is an occupation. “Economic Importance of Hunting in America” showed, “Hunting in America is big business, generating more than sixty-seven billion dollars in economy” (2). Hunting is a good source for economical development. Again, “The U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service (USFWS) 2011 National Survey of Fishing, Hunting and Wildlife-Associated Recreation reports fourteen million people aged sixteen or older went hunting that year and spent a whopping thirty-eight billion dollars on equipment, licenses, trips and more” (“Hunting in America” 3). The money raised by selling guns and licenses also increase economy, which helps state for developing more parks. Thus, hunting is needed for state in order to be economically sturdy.
However, numerous people claimed that hunting is not required to raise the economic status of country because of other trades will increase. Though, hunting is more capable than other business and can increase the economy faster than other. So hunting is important to raise the economic status.
Finally, hunting plays a major role to keep ecosystem balanced and increase economic significance. Every organism needs a favorable environment to survive freely; it can only be possible if the ecosystem is balanced. Also, economy is required to every state to be well developed, which hunting is a great source. In this modern world, money becomes almost everything. To earn money and settled in a desired place is everyone’s motto. Hunting is an easiest way to have fun, earn money, and live as one desire.

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