Montana Outdoors Vol 34 No 6 Nov/dec 2003
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Of the nearly 10,000 people who marched in the parade, some of the loudest applause from the crowds went to a group of costumed hunters. The normally stoic spectators lining the street shouted and pumped their fists in the air as the hunters marched past while gently tipping their hats to the crowd. It was the applause that onlookers at a Montana small-town parade would give to volunteer fire fighters or decorated military veterans.
Each aspect of a hunt in Germany is laden with tradition and s...ymbolism.
Though modern breathable fabrics and fleece have snuck into the hunters' wardrobe, traditional dark green or gray are the only colors hunters would consider wearing. One exception, said Bau- meister, is a strip of blaze orange now worn on some hunting hats for safety. "And even that was considered extremely radical and controversial," he said.
Hunters who shoot a deer or other animal are expected to pause in silence for at least a few minutes, Ergert told me. This is a time meant to contemplate the complex mixture of elation and sadness that comes with killing any animal.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Of the nearly 10,000 people who marched in the parade, some of the loudest applause from the crowds went to a group of costumed hunters. The normally stoic spectators lining the street shouted and pumped their fists in the air as the hunters marched past while gently tipping their hats to the crowd. It was the applause that onlookers at a Montana small-town parade would give to volunteer fire fighters or decorated military veterans.
Each aspect of a hunt in Germany is laden with tradition and s...ymbolism.
Though modern breathable fabrics and fleece have snuck into the hunters' wardrobe, traditional dark green or gray are the only colors hunters would consider wearing. One exception, said Bau- meister, is a strip of blaze orange now worn on some hunting hats for safety. "And even that was considered extremely radical and controversial," he said.
Hunters who shoot a deer or other animal are expected to pause in silence for at least a few minutes, Ergert told me. This is a time meant to contemplate the complex mixture of elation and sadness that comes with killing any animal.
What to read after Montana Outdoors Vol 34 No 6 Nov/dec 2003?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Montana. Dept. of Fish And Game to read onlineMoreLess
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