RE: Cavemen Were Much Better At Illustrating Animals Than Artists Today
September 3, 2015 at 12:33 am
(July 26, 2015 at 9:53 pm)Rahul Wrote: Well understanding animals back then was really a life or death situation. I think the vast majority of humans today take animals for granted and even the ones that are really into animals today don't study them as closely as hunter/gatherer groups did in prehistory.
I agree with this, we as hunters do not need to get as close to animals to kill them and people want to see the pretty animal without getting to know them as they live. However there is a group of people that I am a part of that do get to know the animals of their preference, dog breeders/ show people. We need to know all about the dogs physical make up, even it's precise movements because we are breeding for these very things.
I love to deer hunt and observing them is important and I especially like to bow hunt because the deer needs to be very close to have a responsible shot, 30 yards is my personal outer limit. I love the challenge between myself and the deer, getting one in close enough to shoot is exciting, sometimes it can be a long waiting game ( even though the deer do not understand the game), it's all about being better than their natural protective skills and I like to eat venison. With all this said I still do not know the deer and their movements as well as I should.
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