Hunters In New Jersey Help Feed The Hungry This Holiday Season

The video explores the issue of deer overpopulation in New Jersey and its impact on forests and food banks. It highlights a program where hunters donate venison to feed families in need, addressing both ecological and hunger crises. The video discusses the challenges of maintaining healthy deer populations and the role of food banks in distributing venison. It also examines the ecological impact of deer on forests and the importance of hunting as a solution. The collaboration between hunters, butchers, and food banks offers a sustainable approach to managing deer populations and supporting communities.

What are some of the ecological consequences of high deer populations in forests?

What steps have been taken at Duke Farms Nature Preserve to manage deer populations?

How has the partnership between hunters, butchers, and food banks been beneficial?