Current wildlife management practices by state agencies are designed to create a growing supply of wild animals for recreational hunting. This often creates a serious conflict between humans and wildlife, especially when once open spaces are cleared for housing developments.

When these situations occur, lethal methods are often used to kill those wild animals. These efforts are both cruel and unproductive, and rarely result in anything but forcing the situation to spiral downward. Once we recognize that it is human fault which created these events, we can begin to take responsibility for the lives of the wild animals that are over-managed, displaced and shunted into neighborhoods. There has been a clarion call for a non-lethal reproductive control. Now, in the 21st century, we have it.