Not to be argumentative, but hunters are required to have a special
permit to hunt does (fewer doe permits are allowed).  The reasoning
behind this is because a doe will generally only breed once a year,
occassionally twice, as long as there is a buck around to impregnate
them, and then they only have one or two fawns.  One buck will
impregnate several does.  So, the thinking is that if the number of
bucks is reduced, there will be less does impregnated.  It really
doesn't have anything to do with mounting the head on the wall.  (And
all of the hunters that I know consider the meat just as much of a
reward as the trophy buck hanging on the wall.)

I think we're going to have to agree to disagree on the ethics of
hunting.  :o)