Though Tampuans may raise chickens, pigs, dogs, cows, and water buffalo for food, the meat is rarely eaten apart from an animistic religious sacrifice. Tampuans also use crossbows or guns to hunt wild boars, pheasants, deer and small rodents.
In the context of Tampuan culture, raising livestock for food is complemented by an animistic ritual where meat is consumed. Additionally, Tampuans use hunting techniques such as crossbows or guns to pursue game animals like wild boars, pheasants, deer, and small rodents.