Oh, I see.... all hunters only hunt for sport? They just chop the head off for mounting and leave the rest to be scavenged?? What do you think happens with the kill, after it's taken out?  

I imagine it's fun for them, lol. I'll say this, if there's a huge disruption on produced meat supply, they probably won't have issues getting meat for themselves. The thing is, people have their right to hunt, with permits, or a property owner's permission to access certain land. 

I'm sure you know, if you know anyone with land that contains cattle and/or horses, that baiting or trapping, within legal requirements, to eradicate predators, may be necessary. Hence, where those measures are most likely in use. Of course, if it's coyotes, they probably shoot them. 

Goats will not fend off a bear or wolves, or a mountain lion as well, they'd be eaten.