This is called "World-View Fixation".
It is the inability to see the world as it exists outside of our experience.
"I'm not aware of..."
"Where I hunt..."
"I've had..."
Other folks don't live, work, hunt, where/how we do. It doesn't make what they do wrong any more than what we do is wrong because it's different from them.
City deer aren't like "wild" deer although I can tell you from personal experience that they get smart quick when the hunting starts.
I hunt in one of these "city deer" areas. The first year we could hunt there, I had a large doe less than 15 feet from my tree stand. When I drew my bow, the arrow fell off the rest. She heard it hit the riser and looked up at me. I couldn't get the arrow back on the rest with my thumb so I had to let down. I put the arrow back on the rest and came back to full draw, all while she stood there looking at me with a sort of "Why is that guy in a tree?" sort of look.
Two or three years later, the deer won't come within 50 yards of the wooded section once they know the "scary guys" are back and being mean again. Ironically, put on a jogging suit and walk out in the open acting like you're paying no attention to the deer at all and you can easily get within bow range. No kidding either.
In regards to the entertainment value of the show, I'm not impressed. I don't see the fascination with watching anybody act like an idiot, be it a deer hunter or Britney Spears. It's embarrassing, not funny. The hunting, that's how it is when you hunt city deer, until they wise up.