These were the research questions I had about my ethnography group, and underneath them is what I found for answers for these questions.
Do hunters enjoy shooting guns?
Yes, hunters do enjoy shooting guns. 3 out of the 4 people I interviewed mentioned something about how they enjoyed shooting, and for one it was even their favorite part about hunting.
Do they like the outdoors and waking up early?
Hunters do love being outdoors, but waking up early isn't there most favorite thing. Again 3 out of the 4 people I interviewed, said their favorite part about hunting was being outdoors and with thier family.
Why do hunters hunt? For meat? Or maybe for the horns on their killing?
This really depends on the hunter. The people I interviewed, hunt for the meat. But I know very many people, and have been to many houses where they hunt for the size of the animal so they can hang it in their living room.
What do they hunt?
The people I interviewed hunt a little bit of everything: deer, elk, antelope, pheasant, rabbit, coyote, badgers, and duck. But there are still many other things you can hunt besides these.
What is their favorite thing to hunt?
From what I found, hunters really enjoy big game animals; animals like deer, elk, antelope. But I also found that hunters who enjoy the challenge of moving targets like to hunt birds; animals like pheasant and duck.
What don’t they like about hunting?
A big thing hunters don't like about hunting is shooting and injuring an animal, but not being able to find it. Because they know it's in misery but you can't find it so it's just suffering somewhere, because you got something but you can't find it, and because you feel bad.
