Hunting is necessary to the well being of the animals in question, and positively effects human well being in addition to that. If necessity can determine somethings moral status (and I'm not sure it can) than hunting is not immoral at all. It may be distasteful, to some, and it certainly -can- be done in an immoral way...but that's about as far is it can go. Highlighting the difference between a subjective moral appraisal and an objective morality appraisal nicely.
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