Based on the case of the Metis right to hunt in Canada, the study proposes how to shape the indigenous peoples' hunting rights in Taiwan. Since hunting rights are part of indigenous culture right, the State should protect their legality. In other words, in order to highlight the indigenous cultural subjectivities, the state must base on the view of multiethnic to rethink the indigenous traditional area, forest management, hunting objects, wildlife conservation, hunting tools, and gun control.