Gung-Ho Situation Analysis

In paragraph 10, the hunter claims “It’s a battle of wits, I tell you,” but immediately following that statement he admits that his camouflage coat and hood makes him resemble “Cousin Itt from The Addams Family,” who is a short character entirely covered in long hair. In paragraph 13, the hunter says “Hunting is not about ease, comfort, or tilting the scales to satisfy a hunter’s thirst for a trophy.” He then goes on a short tirade against the “awful” 100 acre fenced-in hunting grounds that some hunters go on guided tours in. However, he more or less contradicts this anger in the very next paragraph when he says he prefers to hunt on 500 fenced-in acres. To top it off, he adds that he “could be out there for more than an hour before I bag my kill,” as if that’s a major accomplishment.

As to not letting nature take its course. However, since humans are technically an animal, we are a part of this "circle", and we are a part of nature so, me hunting is still nature taking its course.

Further in the article, Mr. Kleine distinguishes “hunters” and “gatherers” with students and professors. “A hunter must go into the world with a strong sense of purpose and direction, and employ deliberate strategies and technologies to kill his game, while a gatherer must look about widely, making sense and use of the food he discovers…A hunter finds what he is looking for; a gatherer discovers that which might be of use” (24).

It is a very true statement, because you have the people that will got out and achieve what they want in the life, which are preferenced as the hunters.Then you have the ones who do not know what they want and sometimes just do not care, which are preferenced as the hunties.

While in the hospital, mentally preparing myself for surgery, I had the opportunity to talk with the doctor who would be performing the operation. “Although getting to where I am today was quite the struggle, it was worth every second,” he briefly told me before rushing off. To this day I have a titanium plate and seven screws in my arm; however, I also have a new yearning to become an orthopedic surgeon like the one who had reconstructed my shoulder. After the surgery on my arm I was able to start physical therapy with one of the members of my ward.

It was July 25th, 2003 when the first Ciudadana was born, seven pounds three ounces at 3:28 pm. I was the joy of my parent’s, brother, tias, tios , and primos ( aunt’s, uncle’s, and couisins. I was the one that had a chance, first generation. My parents describe it as an emotional experience. I was my Father’s first child and my moms only girl. It was in that room where history was made for the Mora Hernandez Morales Martinez family. The hardest part is that none of my grandmothers were there to see me growing up, they were at “home”

So the army sent me to the warrior transition center for rehabilitation. But I will tell you , I was angry, I was angry because I couldn’t be with my team and in total “ abject” frustration, I would yell at my legs saying what is wrong with you? Why can’t you move anymore? No, please don’t do this me. But the great people at the warrior transition center said, that’s okay you just give us 100% effort, even if it’s only one painful step at a time, you are a warrior!

“Since the existence of life as we know it, hunting has been the key to survival for predators, leaving their prey with the paranoia of being eaten day in, day out. Everything’s sole purpose was merely to survive. Then come the dawn of man, who would become the smartest predator to ever roam the planet, dominate the food chain and eventually alter the entire purpose of hunting altogether. Weapons and tools have changed over time, hunters no longer rely on sticks, stones, bones to kill their prey (“Evolution of Hunting: History of Tools, Weapons & Tactics”).” Over the years technology has evolved how people hunt. In todays hunting people use firearms, which makes it a lot easier to hunt and kill prey. Animals such as deer, coyotes, fox, and wild hogs are usually shot with a rifle. Since they are bigger animals and are usually easier to hit.

Hunting has been ingrained in American history from the Native American tribes and from when the first settlers arrived to the New World. While hunting is not needed for survival in today’s society every year thousands of hunters take to the woods in pursuit of their quarry. While many people think these hunters are all the same there are two main sects that make up the hunting community; gun hunters and bowhunters. While both methods of hunting are similar and share many common points, there are some key differences between the two as well. While bowhunting is more challenging and the less popular of the two methods, and being less popular is often seen as a bad thing, bowhunting’s lack of popularity and increased challenge is what makes it the true pure form of hunting.

An example on hunter ethics would be asking a landowner well in advance before a hunt such, as a year before the hunting season. Being a responsible hunter also includes caring for nature and cleaning up after yourself . According to, “ Montana hunter’s Ed course, a safe hunter takes full responsibility for his or her actions by admitting and taking steps to correct mistakes, taking the initiative to learn all applicable rules and regulations, and by allowing his or her actions to be judged by others and accepting either reward or punishment.” This information shows that a responsible hunter will admit to his or her mistakes when they are wrong so this gives the hunter

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Many people have misconceptions about hunting. One such misconception is that hunting is easy and any person can go sit in the woods and wait for an animal to cross the hunter’s path. However, people who believe this are sorely mistaken. Hunting is not just sitting in the woods with a rifle; there are many other aspects that must be considered. An individual must have all preparations complete, purchase or gather the equipment needed, and know what to listen for while in the woods.

Most of teachers have their cultural prejudice. This prejudice influences teachers decide what kind of education show to their students. In Culturally responsive teaching(CRT), teachers have to take care of everything. I think, The most important thing for teacher's role in The CRT consider value of diversity, historic experience and the current status of various students in class. It is important to understand that the differentiation among students comes from a different cultural, social and political background. School and political systems, cultural norms and values about education differ from culture to culture and therefore it is important as a teacher to try to discover these backgrounds as best as possible in order to better understand

Diversity amongst the hunted spans from all walks of life ranging from the stay-at-home father to a criminal lawyer. While the hunters have over 100 years collectively in local, federal, and government law enforcement experience in tracking down fugitives, and take great pride in doing so. I’ve always liked rooting for the underdog, and cheered the hunted teams to win. The one in particular is a former gang member turned criminal lawyer and his fiancé. His history of getting in trouble with the law at a young age is what I think brings his experience of street smarts and his ability to make quick decisions under duress. While his religionists fiancé brings her large circle of trusted close family and friends to utilize as resources while they are on the run. On the flip side of the coin, I feel that the hunters are over confident, cocky and their main advantage is technology. For instance, the hunter will say things like “We’re all around you, give up it’s over.” Or “It’s just a matter of time, they will make a mistake.” This adds fuels my desire for the hunted to beat them at their own game. Consequently, both sides are always brewing ideas to manipulate human behavior to get the information they need. Not to forget they have a multitude of environmental landscapes bringing a culmination of complexity for each team’s situation.

Tribes are classified into different food-getting techniques. There are hunter-gatherers men are the hunters and woman do the gathering. They live by hunting,fishing and harvesting wild food. Shifting Cultivators are peoples who move the location of their vegetable plots every few years and are also hunters. Pastoralists who raise sheep and cattle and lastly agriculturalists who are simply farmers. Many tribes in the Amazon fish by crushing plant poisons which stuns the fish. They then pick the fish out of the water. Many other peoples used poison as a method of hunting including the Bushman in the Kalahari. Hunting involves cleverness and modification however, there are rules. People have set boundaries for their hunting grounds. If they are on another’s land they need to seek permission to hunt. A hunter has the skills of a craftsman to create his weapons, the attributes of an athlete to contend against its prey and the ability to strategize. The gathering aspect though it doesn’t give the rush hunting does it isn't any less work. The gathering is more of a community involved activity and requires a larger group of people. The biggest portion of a hunter-gatherers diet comes from gathering not hunting. There is evidence that many hunter-gatherer tribes drastically changed the land in order to suit their needs.”For example, an emerging theory is that Australian