Carnivorous animals must eat flesh or die; primitive man may be in the same state, whether he be Eskimo or Bushman; what about the sportsman? The man who owns a deer forest, grouse moor or partridge manor has a moral right to take a share of the natural increase of the animals on his ground if he uses decent methods.

What It Means

This is a placeholder explanation generated by the low-overhead model. It interprets "Carnivorous animals must eat flesh or die; primitive man may be in the same state, whether he be Eskimo or Bushman; what about the sportsman? The man who owns a deer forest, grouse moor or partridge manor has a moral right to take a share of the natural increase of the animals on his ground if he uses decent methods." in the context of "(1938), Wild Country: A Highland Naturalist's Notes and Pictures, page: 98, publisher: Cambridge University Press (103 pages)" to mean that wisdom is timeless.