Matt's presentation made me sympathize with the Chumash because I feel there way of life makes much more sense than ours. I think Spanish explorers really feared the natives because they were different. Spanish explorers felt threatened by the unknown, and instead of trying to understand they resulted to mass slaughter. Brian's presentation was from a different viewpoint than the one I'm used to. I saw hunting as a way of family bonding and a worthwhile way to get back to nature and enjoy wilderness.
Some hunters do try to honor the animal by taking a moment to praise it for sacrificing it's life.
However I think guns should be forbidden in hunting because there unfair for the animal. If a hunter truly wants to show their dominance and skill, they should only kill within range of feeling the animals fear. I wonder if hunters would be cold enough to still take a life, or if they would be more understanding and accept a animals life for what it brings to Earth. I found the presentations delightful. Sorry, I lost the list of presenters.