"Should hummels be shot",Good question. In my limited expeirience with hummels, I have seen 10 or so,culling 4 of them,3 in the hill and were all over 95 kgs(15 stone),the other was a young woodland beast about 3/4 year old,all of them had balls,some say hummels have none,but they were all heavy big beasts.Obviously at this time of year hummels arnt putting ANY goodness into horn,so a healthy one is bound to be putting on good body mass.Should they be shot?I've asked myself the same question.I really dont think that a hummell would "breed" a hummel the next year,but genetics down the line may pump one out,like humans and twins,I heard its not genetic but just your(bad?) luck.Interesting tho,would be good to find some more about them.Id defo pop one if it was an old bugger.