Hunt Quotes
On chasing game, fish, and contentment.
One line reframes the whole idea of the hunt, suggesting that if you're generous and satisfied with what you already have, you can skip having to hunt for happiness at all, a idea explored further on Be Happy. Another speaker keeps it literal, describing themselves as an outdoorsman who loves to hunt and Fish.
Be happy with what you have and are, be generous with both, and you won't have to hunt for happiness.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What different meanings of hunt show up in these quotes?
They range from literally hunting rattlesnakes with a trained eagle to a more philosophical idea about not needing to hunt for happiness at all.
Is fishing part of this topic too?
Yes, one speaker describes themselves as an outdoorsman who loves both hunting and Fishing as connected pastimes.
Do any quotes tie hunting to survival?
Yes, one puts it plainly: we eat, therefore we hunt, framing the activity as a basic consequence of needing food. See Eat for related lines.
What's the unusual detail about hunting rattlesnakes?
One quote describes learning to hunt rattlesnakes with the help of a trained eagle, an unusual pairing tied to preparation for a specific project.
Is happiness discussed as something you have to chase?
One quote pushes back on that idea, suggesting that generosity and contentment mean you won't have to hunt for happiness in the first place.
A blunter take ties hunting straight back to survival: we Eat, therefore we hunt. One more unusual account describes learning to track rattlesnakes alongside a trained eagle, rounding out the page's mix of practical and philosophical takes on the chase.
