Hunters generally have their own exclusive hunting grounds. This does not necessarily mean that hunters are extremely wealthy, but rather that hunting is a dangerous endeavor that requires a high degree of management skill.
Mountain forests are nothing like the little patches of woods found in residential neighborhoods, and the wild animals within them are certainly no one's farm-raised chickens. The environment is constantly changing, meaning that even the most seasoned hunters cannot guarantee they are completely familiar with every detail of the terrain.
Therefore, to avoid various dangers, experienced hunters generally confine their activities to a specific range to ensure that the conditions of the forest remain within their control.
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