Hunters Season 2: Hunting Creatures with Native Americans is a documentary series that follows hunters as they go on the hunt for different creatures in North America. Each creature has its own set of challenges, and hunters will need to use their hunting skills and native American knowledge to succeed. In this new season, we follow hunters as they go after bear, elk, turkey and more!
This season, hunters will also be hunting with native Americans and learning about their traditional methods of hunting. We’ll share some insider tips to help you on your next hunt!
Hunters Season Two premieres November 16th at 11/930pm ET only on the Discovery Channel.
Native Americans have always been great hunters – but they had a few tricks up their sleeve that we haven’t talked about yet. One of those was called “deer stealing” which meant catching deer in nets or pit traps before even going after them. To do this, use materials like animal hair from animals such as raccoons or skunks along with tough vine.
Deer stealing was done when hunters were lacking other supplies such as spears or bows to hunt deer, and it gave them a better chance of success without the need for much skill. It could also be used in situations where hunting from ambush wasn’t possible – like on frozen lakes!
The biggest advantage of this method is that you don’t have to worry about getting close to the animal before making your move because they are already trapped with no way out. This means fewer chances of being detected, which can make all the difference between catching an animal and not!
New Video Coming Tomorrow: Hunting Skills with Native Americans
For generations native americans hunted using skills passed down by their ancestors – skills we examined in the first season of hunters. Now it’s time to hear from them what hunting is like for them!
They will discuss how they hunt and share their thoughts on some of the skills we covered, providing a unique perspective that you won’t find anywhere else. We’ll also be learning about new methods such as fishing with spears or using bear traps, which makes this video an absolute must watch!
In previous seasons we’ve looked at the historical significance and importance of many traditional methods used by hunters around the world today. Season one focused on North America while season two explored Europe – now its time to head back across the Atlantic ocean to continue our journey through Africa…
Season Two: Hunting Creatures with African Natives
In season two, we will be meeting African natives and learning about how they hunt their prey from the forest as well as along Africa’s vast coastline. There are many ways to catch your food in Africa:
Hunting with spears or bows & arrows
Fishing for some of the world’s most delicious fish using nets, traps or even poison tipped harpoons! If you can’t find something on land then there is always a way to get it out of the sea…
A lot has changed since our last visit but one thing remains unchanged – hunters everywhere still need to know what makes an animal feel safe and where its natural tendencies lie before stalking them relentlessly until they’re within range. And that knowledge comes best from those who have lived alongside these animals for centuries.
It’s a decision that hunters everywhere make every time they go on safari: do I want to hunt with the natives? For those who’ve done it, there is no doubt – hunting together can give you an experience unlike any other. And in season two of “Hunter” we’re going to meet African natives and learn about how they hunt their prey from the forest as well as along Africa’s vast coastline. There are many ways to catch your food in Africa- Hunting with spears or bows & arrows
In the second installment of hunters season, we follow on with native Americans and their pursuit to hunt down creatures.
The first episode is about a spirit animal called the “Shadow Cat”.
It’s said that these cat-like animals are able to climb vertical surfaces like trees. They’re also used as guardians in ancient cultures because they can see into both realms and protect humans from those who come from beyond our world.
In this hunting scene, I watched one hunter lay out bait for the Shadow Cats while another tracked them by setting up tree stands around an old abandoned building where they believed the cats would be drawn to due to its dark atmosphere.
I love watching hunters chase after otherworldly game! My favorite is when they hunt down creatures that we have never seen before.
In this episode, I watched hunters try to track the elusive Shadow Cat and set out bait for these cat-like animals which are apparently used as guardians in ancient cultures because they can see into both realms and protect humans from those who come from beyond our world.
In my opinion, it’s always interesting to watch hunters chase after otherworldly game! My favorite is when they hunt down creatures that we’ve never seen before.”
This article will follow two Native American tribes (the Mohawk Indians of New York state and the Great Plains Apaches) as their search for food leads them on a journey exploring various techniques such as hunting deer with bows and arrows or fishing for their dinner.
The Mohawk Indians live in the northeastern corner of New York State, just west of Lake Ontario and south of Montreal. They have lived there for centuries – as long as they can remember. Their ancestors were part of a group called the Iroquois who came from the East coast into this area about 1500 years ago to escape attacks by other tribes.”
“Throughout history, life has been difficult on these lands because it is not fertile enough for farming most crops or raising cattle like many other Native American groups do today; instead they hunt deer with bows and arrows or fish for their dinner.”
In this new season, we follow hunters as they go after bear, elk, turkey and more! Make sure you tune in to the next episode of Hunters Season 2 on Saturday at 8pm EST. If you missed out last weekend’s show – don’t worry it will be available for streaming soon after the airing date. What do you think is going to happen? Let us know what animal would YOU like to see a hunter try to hunt down in North America by commenting below or sending us an email message with your thoughts.
