“Sport hunting also is vulnerable to another critique that I call “the objection from character,” philosopher and Boston University Ph.D. Candidate Joshua Duclos writes at theconversation.com. “This argument holds that an act is contemptible not only because of the harm it produces, but because of what it reveals about the actor. Many observers find the derivation of pleasure from hunting to be morally repugnant.” Do you find trophy hunting morally repugnant?