Sentence examples for learning hunting from inspiring English sources

Stephan Carlson, a University of Minnesota environmental science professor whose research on the positive effects of learning hunting and outdoor skills in 4-H classes has been cited by the gun industry, said he "wouldn't necessarily go along" with introducing children to more powerful firearms that added nothing useful to their experience.

We might have learned hunting and speech from free-form "education" on the savanna, but it's hard to see how reading, engineering and mathematics can be acquired in the same way.

That doesn't stop them trying for themselves and they will snap at passing insects or snaffle earthworms as they learn hunting skills.

Donald Jr. told Forbes magazine in 2012, "If you wait through long, cold hours in the November woods with a bow in your hands hoping a buck will show or if you spend days walking in the African bush trailing Cape buffalo while listening to lions roar, you're sure to learn hunting isn't about killing".

The diggers, Natalia learns, are hunting for the buried corpse of a relative who died without proper rites, whom they believe is blighting their family from the grave.

While foolishly building churches with costly bronze bells, Diamond said, Greenland's Norse "refused to learn" Arctic hunting techniques from the Inuit, who hunted seals and fish year-round.

I learnt that hunting them down is difficult the hard way.

Whatever toughness she may have learned by hunting caribou and shooting wolves from planes will be, by any measure, utterly irrelevant.

You know the theory – where humans became human by learning to hunt.

So we watch the boy learning to hunt, to enjoy killing, and to establish himself as a super-predator.

Here, we're learning it hunts on the ground, not in trees, even if it goes up to the trees sometimes for security".