When a hunter has not developed the ability to identify wildlife accurately what is likely to occur?

When a hunter lacks the ability to accurately identify wildlife, they may accidentally target non-game species or protected animals, leading to potential legal consequences and ecological harm. Misidentification can also disrupt local ecosystems by reducing populations of non-target species. Additionally, it can result in wasted resources and ethical dilemmas surrounding responsible hunting practices. Overall, this lack of skill can negatively impact both conservation efforts and the hunter's experience.