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The Hunter & Gather Prepper
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Hunter Gatherer Food Video
Background Of a Hunter & Gather Prepper: This type of Prepper focuses on hunting and fishing for animals and foraging for wild vegetation, as a primary source of food. Many groups like this continue their hunter-gatherer ways of life, although their numbers have continually declined, partly as a result of pressure from growing agricultural and pastoral communities.
Mutual exchange and sharing of resources (i.e., meat gained from hunting) are important in the economic systems of hunter-gatherer societies.
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In most Hunter Gatherer societies, there are five categories of food energy procurement: (1) hunting, involving the active pursuit of mammals, reptiles, or birds; (2) trapping, which is the passive capture of prey (mammals, birds, or fish) by means of prior investments in pitfalls, traps, nets, weirs, and other technical means; (3) fishing, using a wide range of active techniques; and (4) gathering, which involves the acquisition of passive animal prey/products such as shellfish, snails, insect larvae, birds' eggs, and honey, road kill; and also plant foods of all kinds. The final category, (5) exchange with neighboring groups, should be added, in almost all modern cases, although the extent to which food energy is traded, rather than other goods, varies a lot.
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