I don't know any responsible hunters who would want to use a suppressor. Not a good idea.
You're way behind the times brother. Its catching on like wildfire. Three states last year allowed hunting, three more allowed ownership.
Here we've always been able to hunt with them. You don't alert the game for a 2 mile radius when you shoot and you'll see more critters than you ever though possible.
It's better for your ears. Young kids love em. There are no downsides to a suppressor other than the tax stamp and the wait.
Responsible hunters? On the contrary. With urban encroachment happening everywhere you can hunt without upsetting the transplants that come from up north. If they cant hear you they cant pitch a fit, whine, moan or groan about hunting.
Did you know that the largest suppressor manufacturer of .22 cans comes from Fort Wayne, Indiana?
For you guys that cant see the use of it, its obvious you have never shot one. I've heard every argument made against them by people that ended up buying one once they shot one. Its the same mindframe as the anti-gunners. They don't shoot so that don't like them, so they are anti...right up until the time they shoot and then they become shooting fanatics.