Is eating hunted meat ethical?

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Superiority is a factor in choosing a diet, fantastic! You sure you're not christian?

BTW, if you think wild game that you can buy in stores is not farmed, think again.

*wild* game is farmed? That's misleading. I'll check it out.

If meat eating was moral I would cease to be vegan. The point is is it does make one morally superior to be vegan *I think*. It has nothing to do with religion. So yes I'm sure I'm not Christian (who tend to eat meat and argue that the bible justifies eating meat so it would make you closer to a Christian if you eat meat.)

"The [b]wild[/b] [b]game[/b] meat we sell is sourced from natural, well-managed estates mostly in the Cumbria and Lancashire areas of the [b]UK[/b]. The [b]wild[/b] venison, grouse, partridge, [b]wild[/b] duck, wood pigeon and rabbit we sell is all shot from natural habitats so has a totally natural grain free diet and is not [b]farmed[/b] or handled."www.primalmeats.co.uk/product-category/wild-game/

Don't be gullible and believe everything you read. Estates, yeah right, another word for ranch. That would include fences, herd management, supplied food/water, ............ We have those in the US also, I've been to them hunting. 

Did you read :"a by-product of their commercial operation"? Sounds like a ranch/farm to me. And did you notice how they didn't talk about how they maintain the supply of venison, grouse, partridge. duck, ...................... for the corporate operation? I think maybe you should pay them a visit. 

Also did you even read about their farming?: https://www.primalmeats.co.uk/regenerative-farming/

The photo shop picture of the cow/calf was priceless.