The area where I live is full of game - hunting is allowed (at a cost)
in some private estates and to by an 'hunting action' as it is called
costs an arm and a leg. I do not like hunting but I know
that the wild boar population needs to be culled - there are
special days and permits for this.
The boars are in such great number that farmers do suffer - or rather
their crop does; it is a cereal growing area (though there are some
livestock farms too, but they are not the majority).
The boars create havoc with the crop, fences, roads etc... so they
must be kept under control ..... unfortunately. And because there
are also unfenced woods on either side of roads (even some major
ones), the animals are responsible for a fair few road accidents, some very serious ones.
Deer families are in number, so are pheasants and partridges, but
the latter do not create a problem.
But it is a great hunting area and land owners make a fortune during
the season!