As mountain goods shops in the lowlands have increased demand for wild animal products, hunting has been transformed. It is no longer mainly for sharing among villagers, but for commerce. Hunters now come riding down the mountains on motorcycles, their game strapped on, looking for lowland buyers. Consequently, hunting of wildlife has become suspect among outsiders.
隨著平地山產店需求增加，狩獵逐漸由以部落分享為主的傳統轉而成為商業交易，在與平地往來較頻繁的部落，獵人拎著獵物，騎著摩托車一路衝下山找買主，換來外界的質疑。