Pollan's claim

A claim Michael Pollan makes on pages 240-245 is that hunters have a responsibility. For example, " when we kill an animal, especially a big mammal like a pig, it can't help reminding us of our pwn death" . This piece of evidence is relevant fo the claim because it shows that hunters have a responsibility what i'm trying to say is that when hunters kill an animal it reminds them of themself and that makes them feel like a responsibility. In addition, "Hunters ought to be aware of the seriousness of what they are doing and never treat it lightly". This shows that when hinters kill they have a big responsibility because they have to be aware of the things that could happen. Michael Pollan's claim on pages 240-245 is thag hunters have a responsibility.