For the simple reason that a bow/arrow can be built from one source (one forest) and a firearm cannot be.
An archer can construct his bow, string, arrow, arrow head, and feathers for accuracy while in the woods.
A rifleman would have to contruct a barrel (the most difficult part to build); an action/ignition system; a stock to hold it all together with; then accumulate gunpowder (or make it). Last, but not least he'd have to make bullets. These materials would have to be collected from MANY different types of lands or places.
Consequently, while guns existed, there were times when men had to fall back upon the bow.
What exactly are you trying to ask here? Firearms came into common use during the 18th and 19th centuries. It was easier to hunt with a gun, and bows and arrows became completelyobsolete.
Yes, we were the hun tribe, and we were a horse rider tribe with bows and arrows. We were feared for a long time because we were the first tribe in Europe who fought by bows and arrows, from a horse's back. This surprised other nations in Europe when we came here.
Some of them, others they had to trade for.
Arrows are long thin pointed projectiles that are shot out of bows. The feathers on an arrow are called fletching's and traditionally came from a goose or turkey.
The native american used used bows and arrows, long spears, and buffalo-hide shields aminal bones, horns that came from them and much more.
The Kalinagos practised fishing/caught fish by shooting the fish that came to the surface with bows and arrows. They also used nets,traps and fishing lines with hooks made of shell.
The Kalinagos practised fishing/caught fish by shooting the fish that came to the surface with bows and arrows. They also used nets,traps and fishing lines with hooks made of shell.
When the Europeans originally came to the New World and met the Native Americans, they were not armed with guns. The had bows and arrows, spears, and other similar weapons. They came to use guns afterwards, through the Europeans.
Yes, bows and arrows were invented thousands of years before guns. The exact timeframe varies, but bows and arrows have been used for hunting and warfare for at least 10,000 years. The first firearms, on the other hand, did not appear until the 14th century.
No, traditional Māori weaponry did not include bows and arrows. Instead, the Māori people of New Zealand primarily used close combat weapons like clubs, spears, and long-handled weapons called taiaha.
The Plain Indians use bows, arrows, then came the horses, then after the horses the hunters started to hunt on foot. Once they started to hunt on foot, they realized that they didn't have a gun. then after the gun there came a present day but, they mainly used the gun. They needed weapons so that tribes can hunt the most.
The Saxons may have used a short and primitive bow and arrow, but the bow and arrow as we know it came about in Wales during the late 1200's and was first used successfully 'en masse' by the English army at Crecy, in 1346.