"Big Game" refers to hunting large animals, often considered a sport or a means of wildlife management. This type of hunting typically targets species such as deer, elk, bears, and big cats. Regulations often govern the hunting of these animals to ensure sustainable populations and ethical practices. In many regions, Big Game hunting seasons are established, allowing hunters to pursue these animals during specific times of the year. Hunters usually require licenses and may need to follow specific rules regarding the use of firearms or bows. Conservation efforts often tie into Big Game hunting, as funds from licenses can support wildlife habitats and management programs.