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the original entrepreneur, turning patience and aim into dinner long before paychecks existed
means A person or animal that pursues and catches game or prey, or more broadly anyone who searches persistently for something.
from From Old English 'hunta,' a hunter, with the verb 'huntian,' to chase or seek out game — rooted in a Germanic family of words tangled up with notions of seizing and capturing. The same instinct that named the chaser of deer now names the chaser of jobs, bargains, and ghosts.
Ancient skillHumans hunted big game for over two million years
Persistence trickEarly humans outran prey by sweating, not sprinting
Eye designForward-facing eyes evolved for predators' depth perception
Orion mythThe sky's most famous hunter never catches the bull
Modern roleHunters fund most US wildlife conservation through license fees