Do Jews hunt for animals

No, Jews do not believe in hunting and killing animals for sport, at ALL.

A Jew is only allowed to eat an animal that has been killed in a proper humane and kosher way, called scheeta.

Animals have a soul and do feel pain, so if an animal is going to be killed for food, it must be done in the most humane way possible.

The animal is killed swiftly within an instant, at a specific location on the neck, by a sharpened blade, the blood is drained and a blessing is said. The animal does not see the blade and it's over before it knows it.

Electrocution, hunting etc... -when the animal has a chance of suffering from wounds and prolonging death- is strictly forbidden.