The law states that populations provide adequate and sustained harvest numbers. Where are the numbers to prove adequate and sustained numbers? Investigations do not show how poor food sources cannot support more moose. Research doesn't show how many more hunters are out there hunting for a defined number of moose. There is not an unlimited number of animals. Maybe the bag limit of one moose per Alaskan resident needs to change to a lower number for those who really need the food. Maybe sport hunting needs to be eliminated for just native subsistence uses so there will be more moose. There are other ways of management then killing off predators that over the long haul does not work.