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Abstract As has been demonstrated in the previous chapter, Hai‖om hunting and gathering are in many ways incorporated into the commercial economy and linked to other subsistence strategies. It is therefore inappropriate to take the exploitation of specific natural resources as the main criterion for defining Hai‖om economy and culture because to do so overstates the difference between hunting wild animals and gathering wild fruits, on the one hand, and other forms of foraging for things that one has not planted, bred, bought, or produced, on the other. In popular descriptions of ‘Bushmen’ in Namibia and abroad, wage labour is considered the exact opposite of living off nature.
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