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sport hunting

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sport hunting
hunting without collection of a food or other commercial product; hunting for trophy or prize.
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Outraged conservationists said on Wednesday that Uganda had neither enough game nor adequate control mechanisms to reintroduce sport hunting on animals such as elephant and buffalo.
Uganda under fire over legalised big game hunting by AFP / AFP Global Edition
Sport hunting takes a significant toll on these large feline species because replacement males routinely kill their predecessors' cubs to improve their mating opportunities.
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The author begins by describing the physiology and behavior of whitetail deer in detail, and then explains how both subsistence and sport hunting evolved over the centuries as a result of the fluctuating animal populations.
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