I did some more research. The Romans actually had dedicated hunting units attached to their armies, called venatores. They hunted wild game for food and also ca

I did some more research. The Romans actually had dedicated hunting units attached to their armies, called venatores. They hunted wild game for food and also captured animals to return to the city for entertainment (venationes) and public executions (damnatio ad bestias). So not only did they hunt, they made it a formal part of their military, not merely an opportunistic food source. I have to say, I don't appreciate that you would take such an obstinate stance without doing any research of your own. It's intellectually lazy.