In Europe we get more and more critics on the sh'chita, so what about the following loophole?
Set up a farm just for ben/bas pekuos, so that they don't require sh'chita, nor do their offspring.
To use the ecological term, I would call it, sustainable killing, ie, I would have shares in a company in an another country where they would shecht 1 animal (the regular way) for every animal I kill.
This creates a lot of interesting new problems:
1. In most situations, a Ben Pekuah needs Shechita Miderabanan, even B'dieved. [Although the Derabnanan status of such a shechita allows for a lot of leniencies - see שמלה חדשה יג:ג.]
2. In purposely breeding cows in order to negate Shechita D'Orayso, you are actively being Mevatel a Mitzvah D'Orayso, which creates interesting Hashkafah issues.
3. If a Ben Pekuah (or its offspring) breed with a regular animal and produce a child, that child is forbidden Min Hatorah, and all its offspring (however diluted) are also forbidden, and Shechita will not help. [שמלה חדשה יג:ו]. By making a ben pekuah common, you run the risk of it breeding with a regular animal, in turn producing a new breed of Kosher animal which cannot be Shechted. Any offspring of this breed would be "dominant", in the sense that they will always disqualify the next generation, regardless of the status of the other parent animal. This could further complicate the Kashrus scene, instead of simplifying it.
