But surely some of you have to admit you like nature, even a little bit? Hey, I'm all for self-defence, but there is a limit... constructing situations which can only provoke conflicts, so that you can use self-defence is obviously not justified - in my opinion.
If you like nature, then you might as well respect it. If you don't like nature, then why the hell do you build a mansion in it? Comparing numbers, every bear is worth dozens of humans - and there is a critical mass required for breeding and so on.
I really would have expected hunters to be more in defence of wildLIFE. Ironic? No, hunters understand and appreciate nature more than most other people - in my experience.
Sorry, but I live near a town in Canada called Banff, and it's becoming a tourist hot-spot. You would not believe the crap you see people do, not just feeding bears, luring bears over with food to get good photographs... I'm pretty much scared ????less when I encounter a 10 foot tall moose, but not some people...
And in mountain-towns up here Bears are often seen around - they have special boxy garbage cans because of this. This nature stuff is very very fragile, and I don't want to sound like a raving nature maniac, but I just don't like the precedent being set. Housing developments sprawl further and further into the wilderness, right? This urban sprawl shows no signs of slowing, so one can simply calculate the rate and multiply by distance to see how long until there is no nature left. Not cool.