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Go<br />
Hunters<br />
a-Warring<br />
B y N i l s V i s s e r<br />
www.<strong>Primitive</strong><strong>Archer</strong>.com Volume 21 <strong>Issue</strong> 1<br />
Imagine for a moment that your<br />
country is in political turmoil, led<br />
by an inept and cruel leader whom<br />
you probably don’t like but prefer to his<br />
opponents. Imagine that they have invited<br />
a foreign general to bring troops and take<br />
over power. You’re determined to resist but<br />
you’re surrounded by country yokels.<br />
They mean well and are eager for a scrap,<br />
but your opponents are heavily armed and<br />
exceedingly well trained, and your lads are<br />
most certainly not.<br />
If you can imagine this then you know<br />
what it was like to stand in the shoes of<br />
A depiction from a hunting scene<br />
in the mid-thirteenth-century<br />
Maciejowski Bible (Morgan<br />
Bible). Besides the use of<br />
longbows, the offer being given<br />
to the seated lord reflects the<br />
strict guidelines for the division<br />
of the spoils after a hunt. The<br />
deer has been “undone.”