Over the years, predator-prey populations have developed biologic strategies to avoid the feast-famine cycling. In most systems absolute famine is avoided, but there are highs and lows. ADFG cannot tolerate the ungulate lows. In fact, this lack of tolerance for the lows is enshrined in the intensive management law. Citing its legal mandate, ADFG enters the natural system and "adjusts" it "scientifically"  to benefit human hunters. Over years, these adjustments can lead to an overabundance of the ungulates and increased pressure on habitat.  The mantra of hunter opportunity is thusly maintained. But lo, we see this system of management is imperfect and leads to heavy pressure on the predators and overabundance of the prey. Unit 13 comes to mind. I am convinced there is a better way to manage.