I'll also drone in with the "not unless I'm going to eat it" deal.
With a couple of exceptions.
(1) Something (anything) causing immediate threat/danger to a human or one of my dogs.
(2) A persistent pest that is being a pest where it shouldn't ( a spider, mouse, raccoon coyote ect..... out in the woods / it's own element, is not a pest to me. That's where they belong. In my house/garage, horse barn or pastures.....they gone
Example:
Got out in the woods for the first time this year for archery deer season, this past Saturday. On the hike into my stand, I came upon an older (but very healthy looking) and overly friendly opossum. He got WELL withing booting distance, heck for a second I though he was going to climb up my leg and nest in the pocket of my sweatshirt.
I was carrying a crossbow. I know several people who would of shot the critter for no more reason than it being there, and then laugh about it. For myself, we exchanged a puzzled head tilt and both went on our way, me chuckling a little. there would of been absolutely no reason to kill it, other than someone just being a complete A hole. He was where he belonged, miles from houses in the middle of the woods.
My Dad and Grandpa taught me young that you don't kill or harm anything for the heck of it. If your not going to eat/use it, it's not gnawing your leg off and it's not killing your dog/neighbors kid/ or livestock....LEAVE IT BE.
As for game....no. If I will eat it, I'll hunt it.