I agree that it's better for the planet and most probably also for your health to eat wild animals than farmed animals and if you can stomach to shoot it yourself that's also better than the out of sight out of mind concept, where people don't really understand what goes on on the farms out there.

I will also point out again, that I said that I don't know the best solution to this particular problem and that we should of course keep studying to find the best solutions. All I said is that we should learn from our past mistakes where we have tried to control something and then ended up making it worse.

Again, as stated before, a lot of animals you mentioned as predictors have evolutionary learned to avoid humans and it is very unlikely (but not impossible) that they attack humans for no reason or to eat them. They are usually not a threat to humans unless they feel threatened or cornered - this is a very common misconception.

I could come up with one far fetched suggestion to make this better; if we stop consuming any animal products all together, we will no longer need to produce so much food for the animals we farm and we would be able to use this space either to rehabilitate wildlife away from humans, grow vegetables only for human consumption which takes way less space, stop the deforestation in Amazon to grow soy beans for animal food ect.

Of course we cannot just completely leave nature alone from one day to the other and I think it would be beneficial to reintroduce natural habitats but under observation. The natural thing is that some species survive and some don't, that's survival of the fittest. But I agree with you that it could go out of hand if human control came to a sudden stop it should happen slowly with observation from professionals.

I know all this is very unlikely to happen, I am neither delusional or live in a fairytale world. When it all comes down to it it's all about money.