For Centuries The Namal People Have Lived Off The Land On Tanna Island They Hunt For Their Food Including Pigs Eels And Flying Foxes Without Guns Or Other Modern Weapons They Pursue Their Prey With Handmade Tools And An Intimate Knowledge Of Their Environment Hayden Turner Explorer And Former Zookeeper Joins The Tribe To Hunt The Animals He Once Looked After

Surrounded by danger, deep in the Malaysian rain forest, live the Jahai tribe, the world’s first blow-pipe hunters.  They survive just as their ancestors have for thousands of years before them and Hayden Turner is going to find out how.

While Hunting With The Baka People Of Cameroon Hayden Turner Is Astounded By The Hunters Extraordinary Understanding Of Animal Behavior Through An Intimate Grasp Of The World They Live In They Have Developed Remarkable Hunting Methods Roaming The Jungle They Know How To Lure Their Prey Out Of Hiding By Using Their Voice As A Weapon They Fearlessly Tackle Giants Of The Rain Forest

The San people of Namibia in the southwest of Africa have hunted the remote Kalahari Desert for over 60000 yearsnbsp They have no guns or traps only ancient weapons deadly poisons and an astonishing ability to track their prey over huge distances Hayden witnesses firsthand how to track stalk and kill and deals with some very dangerous situations along the way