Hunting in the 16th century Flashcards

1
Q

What is a quarry?

A

an animal hunted by a hunter

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2
Q

What were some typical quarries? (3)

A

1 - Fox
2 - Dear
3 - Hare

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3
Q

Why did hunting take place in the morning?

A

Foxes fed at night so were lethargic by dawn due to their undigested food so easier to catch

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4
Q

What is Falconry?

A

Hunting using trained birds if prey instead of hounds

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5
Q

What does hunting suggest about the relationship between man and wild nature?

A

Man views himself as superior to nature, believing it belongs to him and he can use it as he pleases

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6
Q

Who partook in hunting?

A

Civilised, privileged men

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