In the Judicial Yuan Interpretation No. 803 (2021), the Constitutional Court carefully delineates the constitutional boundaries of legislations regulating the possession of hunting rifles and the hunting of wild animals. For the first time, the Court affirms that the indigenous peoples have a right to cultural practices, which will have a far-reaching impact upon the rights of the indigenous peoples. Taking the Interpretation as a point of departure, this Article explores the potential issues following the recognition of the right to cultural practices. It analyzes the Court's view on the constitutional boundaries of government restraints on the cultural right and the problems of over-regulation and under-regulation that may arise.