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Tracy Bradley wrote:
  Persistence hunting is thought to be the most ancient
> form of hunting - literally separating an animal from the herd and 
> pursuing it til it falls from exhaustion. You would not even require a 
> spear to do this - a simple cutting tool to finish the animal off would 
> suffice. Anyway, very cool stuff! Certainly food for thought - any 
> primitive man, as long as he could sweat and carry water (or find water 
> along the way, I supose?), could accomplish this.
> 
> http://www.youtube.com/watch?gl=FR&hl=fr&v=9wI-9RJi0Qo
> 
>

Unlikely, the flesh of exhausted animals is thought not to be 
nutritious, then, how to get it back to wife&kids while saving it from 
scavengers, then it is the lone hunter idea which is modern foolishness.

Wise modern hunters can tell you that lurking works.
Dogging is a waste of time.

William

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