Similarly, several regional lakes are empty of fish, and village hunters repeatedly bemoan having to travel longer and further each year in search of game.
Although this correlation was not highly significant, these families were more critical of the health clinic in town than were non-duck hunters (.01).
They might be nomads living off animals in the grasslands, mountain peoples practicing swidden agriculture, or fishermen and hunters in forest and maritime environments.
From here the hunters could take caribou when they forded the wetlands between eskers.
Property in the age of hunters existed in only a very limited, and transient sense.
The hunters had suddenly become the hunted and soon the vanquished.
They would try to make the area nice for the hunters so that people could get food.
The second author guided these trips, during in which other elders and hunters were met occasionally.
