Streethunting

After most wilderness areas had either come under government protection or been consumed by the urban sprawl, a new form of hunting arose: superiors hitting the streets to track down human prey. These streethunters have a variety of motives. Some do it to rid the city of crime. Some want to keep the population balanced. Others have economic incentives. But most common (and most often associated with the term "streethunter") are the trophy hunters, who kill for sport. Wearing trendy apparel instead of camo, they go after the most vulnerable slaves and post the results to social media. In the world of popular streethunting, style is the most important factor. Hunters will often try to disable their quarry and keep them alive during the photoshoot so that they can then finish the kill on camera.

In order to keep their activities legal, streethunters only hunt authorized game. Slaves who meet certain criteria, such as having a low loyalty score or being homeless, may be eligible to be hunted. The initial phase of any hunt consists of searching for and identifying lawful prey. Some streethunting groups keep track of eligible targets for the convenience of their members, or even maintain a list of slaves at risk of crossing the threshold.