How does hunting control the deer population?

Hunting helps control deer populations by removing a certain number of deer from the area. This can be done through regulated hunting seasons or culling programs. By reducing the number of deer, hunting can help prevent overgrazing and damage to vegetation, as well as reduce the risk of deer-vehicle collisions and the spread of disease. Hunting can also be used as a tool to manage deer populations for conservation purposes, such as maintaining genetic diversity or controlling the spread of disease. In addition to managing deer populations, hunting can also provide a source of food, recreation, and economic benefits for local communities.