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In the last century, it has been shown that, at least in developed countries, the areas devoted to the practice of sport hunting are some of the best preserved and least altered by man, mainly because of the willingness of owners and rulers who wished to preserve them from other human activities. However, under a global scenario of world population growth and the rise of events such as land grabbing, environmental awareness of urban society, acute social economic fragmentation and rural abandonment, among others, we may be forced to rethink the role of the hunting activity. Perhaps the time has come for the maintenance of hunting areas to be profitable, for anyone who wishes to live and work in them, instead of relying on the good will of their managers. Perhaps the production of nature ought to be a necessary business.

La caza vs. la cría de ungulados cinegéticos: la producción de naturaleza como respuesta a las exigencias de la sociedad occidental del siglo XXI