We recommend that you do not try to memorize and repeat these, but rather, incorporate them into your own comments. Hunting is much less cruel than factory farming. It is true that quickly killing an animal in the wild is much less cruel than factory farming. Without hunting, deer and other animals would overpopulate and die of starvation. Starvation and disease are unfortunate, but they are nature's way of ensuring that the strong survive.
Natural predators help keep prey species strong by killing only the sick and weak.
And hunting creates the ideal conditions for overpopulation. After hunting season, the abrupt drop in population leads to less competition among survivors, resulting in a higher birth rate. If we were really concerned about keeping animals from starving, we would not hunt but instead take steps to reduce the animals' fertility. We would also preserve wolves, mountain lions, coyotes, and other natural predators. Ironically, many deer herds and duck populations are purposely manipulated to produce more and more animals for hunters to kill.