That's fair enough, but may I ask where you live?
I personally don't go hunting either, but I have quite a few friends and customers in my pub who do. Although it's not something I enjoy, they do, but they don't go out just shooting shit for the fun of it. They do go out hunting for food and a couple are often employed by farmers to help with pest control, although that's mainly culling rabbit numbers who attack their crops at certain times of the year.
I used to be an avid sea angler and regularly fished in competitions when I was a teenager and in my early 20s. I then stopped catching for competitions and only went to relax or to catch fish to eat. Now I go maybe once or twice a year but it's been a huge part of my upbringing and life. As I live on the coast and have countless friends and customers in my pub who go angling and I struggle to see a difference between angling and hunting. In truth, it's the same thing, just using different tools for the same job. I eat meat and (lots of) fish, so really don't feel as if I can be against something that is done by people who wish to go out and source their own food rather than pay for it. Especially when it's more often than not a far more ethical way of feeding themselves and their families than buying meat or fish that have been farmed or caught in a far more inhumane or environmentally destructive manner.
Sorry for going off topic here.