Moose: The Hunting Regulations The moose hunting regulations prevent both the over-hunting and the over-population of the species today.

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Moose: The Hunting Regulations The moose hunting regulations prevent both the over-hunting and the over-population of the species today.

History Native Americans White Settlers wiped out permits, 25 kills permits, 639 kills

The Moose’s Popularity Delicacy Tradition 66% success rate, easy to hunt Problems: –Car collisions –Breaks fences

Opposing the Moose Hunt: CASH: –Poaching –NY-set number of car collisions before public demands action –Manipulate population to appease hunters