It does good because only people that hunt are willing to pay to keep these animals alive.
The only reason most of these animals are there to be hunted is because hunters pay a fortune in fees and membership so that they can increase the number of these animals.
It about catering to a market. Hunters pay big money to hunt the top animals. So, if you breed and look after them in your area of land, they actually breed well are protected from poachers and the numbers can be managed carefully. You can prevent over-hunting and this allows the species to re-populate. The hunters are usually only allowed to pick off the older males to keep the population in check. This allows the females to raise litters safely without new males killing all the cubs to force the females back into heat. Then these young individuals can be sold or traded to other hunting areas or zoos, and allow a diversification of genes and a more healthy population.
On a simplistic level, shooting an endangered species sounds like a bad idea, but it's only 1 part of the story![]()
How bizarre, thanks for making that clear guys.
Seems a shame that one of the effective way of saving a species is by getting money from those who kill for sport though...