Well first off by "good" I do not mean "natural", I'm not really sure why you'd assume that. Value theory is complicated business, and certainly can't be reduced in that way. I'm well aware that natural lives can be, to steal from Hobbes, nasty brutish and short. Certainly just because an animal lived its life in nature does not mean that its life was good. However, on balance a natural life will almost always be better than a life in which an animal is reared for consumption. That does not in any way mean that good = natural.

So getting your meat from hunting and small farms is most definitely better than from elsewhere (though poor hunters can lead to some slow painful deaths), but I don't see any reason to kill animals for gustatory pleasure, it's just a hard position for me to see as justifiable. Also keep in mind that hunting comprises a very small percentage of meat consumed (like less than 1%), and small farms also produce a very small percentage of animal products consumed. We are talking 95%+ coming from factory farms. So I'm glad that you think about where your food comes from, but your situation isn't representative of most people's. And like I mentioned, it just isn't possible for the amount of animal products we consume to be produced on small more ethical farms and through hunting. You may be able to get the majority of your meat from such sources, but 100 billion animals annually cannot be consumed using these practices. It's not economically or practically feasible, not even close.

And I have seen the practices of smaller farms that brand themselves as an ethical alternatives, and they ain't perfect, and I would not be willing to have animals treated in that way on my behalf (despite it being better than factory farm conditions). You might be fortunate enough to have a very small farm to get your meat from, but let's be honest, most poorer people living in urban areas aren't going to, or cannot do that. Either way, you seem to care and think about where your food comes from, and that's really what's important. If you're satisfied with the treatment of the animals you eat, and are okay with them being killed for food, there isn't much I can say to change your mind there, and you're miles ahead of most people, so perhaps there is no reason to have your mind changed. :)