Humanity should respect animals.

[Monica]

It interesting that your comparing animal life to cancer.

He wasn't comparing animal life to cancer. He was comparing humans' approach to nature with humans' approach to cancer: Kill it!

Because human existence on this planet in the crisscross spreading over the countryside manner that it is, is inimical to predators. Prey species, deer and elk for example, however dont have these issues and breed and breed and breed, much like a cancer.

The only reason they're overbreeding is because humans have destroyed their natural habitat and predators.

It is the fault of humans that the natural balance has been disrupted.

Deer have evolved to breed soo much, because of the predators. You remove them from the food chain, and the deer populations swell so large that there isnt enough food around for them all. Underweight and small bones becomes the norm, diseases spread like wildfire because the population densities can soar to four or five times what is considered ideal, etc. Participating in wildlife management is beneficial for the herds, to borrow your phrase, it could be compassion for animals.

Humans have created this mess, then their only solution is to regress to filling the role of the 2D carnivorous animals they have displaced?

I consider animals food because I don't feel that they are sentient.

Do you think dogs and cats are sentient?

If im doing my job, the animals dont run away when im hunting.

Because you've managed to escape their detection. That's not what I meant. I meant, if the deer realizes s/he is about to be killed, does s/he willing offer him/herself up to be 'harvested'? Or does s/he attempt to escape?