Preying on the predators

[The Architect Of Fate]

There's always room for improvement, but if that were just true - then we would have yet another reason for creating well-managed hunting areas.

Or we could completely rethink our concept of management 

Ill let you let wonder lead you to knowledge on this one.  Maybe check a few of your own links? I'm not sure why you think you could refute a site demonstration in the first place. That's not how that works. They exist. We could suggest that they won't work here or there or for this species or that species for any number of reasons, but denying that deer are managed on hunting land in such a way as to promote their health and the biodiversity of the managed land is a fool's errand. It's what we're doing, we'd like to do it even better.

So no examples then?

Well, that's obviously not going to work - so those hunters either have to be educated or they're not going to get what they want any way.  Big pops of healthy animals in stable forests don't just happen.  It takes alot of time and money and effort.  

Your right it's not going to work and they don't care.

Their alternative, planning to have no solution and calling whatever happens Natural™.  That is not a credible alternative, even if hunting is a bad solution.

You know not true and even if it were you can't just say it's not credible and sticking to a bad policy is still sticking to a bad policy 

It's absolutely going to be easy for activists to point to poorly managed lands. To my mind, that's an argument for better management, not an argument for no management. It's going to be easy to find where well-managed lands just aren't doing enough, too - but here again, to my mind, that's an argument for doing more, not less.

Or rethinking the concept of management