Unless they like to hunt as well, of course (or are stubborn enough and/or really wanting to show interest in your hobbies enough, or whatever, that they go along even if they aren't that interested).When going hunting make sure to buy your girlfriend or wife tickets to your local Deer Hunter Widows ball.
That way they do not care that you leave opening weekend every year.
The profit margin wouldn't be there to justify it at a large scale, a single Kangaroo gets a half to several dozen kilos of meat depending on the type, a single rabbit is 1-2kg total. Then you have to have someone go out and shoot the bloody things, have the meat inspected, etc.
I'm no expert, but that last pic looks absolutely delicious.
Thank you! It was indeed a very tasty meal. I ate the whole fish in a single meal with some steamed rice and Chinese vegetables. The fish in question is a walleye (Sander vitreus) which is the North American equivalent of the zander (Sander lucioperca), which you might be familiar with.
I'm somewhat familiar with European freshwater fishes due to the fishing games I played in my youth, so I know the kinds of fish you're talking about.
Ruffe are an invasive species here in Ontario. None where I live but they've invaded the Great Lakes region.
At first sight I thought it might be a trout (Pstrąg), which is the kind of fish that was quite rare locally, but much sought after, and a bragging right if you ever caught one (at least among amateurs like me). But since you confirmed it's a Sander (Sandacz), that's even a better catch.
First of all, I envy you access to such fancy equipment like protective gloves.