If there are sturdy trees: a shot from an elevated position would give the best chance for a headshot.
More detailed guide
Follow these instructions very carefully. Any mistake on the part of a hunter could result in an immediate, excruciatingly painful death.
Now you can claim to have killed a Tyrannosaurus rexusing traps and shotguns. (I forgot to mention that you'll need a hot-tub time travel machine or a real life version of Jurassic Park to encounter this type of prey. Happy Hunting!)
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As detailed in the classic story A Gun for Dinosaur(1956), even large caliber rifles (Nitro Express .450, .470, or .700; .416 Weatherby or Remington Magnum) would have difficulty stopping a T-Rex, much less the slug shotguns typical of 19th century big game hunters. Heavy gauge cable netting or a deep trap could work, to at least partly immobilize your prehistoric quarry. Best bet would still be an anti-tank missile or 30mm autocannon.
nets,traps
She was hunting in the woods when she saw on of his hunting traps, when she went to take a closer look at it he showed up, then they talked for a while&he showed her how to make traps.
Most people use one of these two methods. The first method is shinin'. You use a high powered spotlight and shine the light into the tree tops at night looking for the 'coons eyes. The second method is using dogs. You must get good hunting dogs and train them well. If well trained, they will track the 'coons for you and point them out for you. Those are the two main hunting methods but you can also trap for ''coons''. You can trap with either live traps or foot traps. Live traps are more accepted for the fact that you can release the trapped animal, being a 'coon or another animal, with little harm if you aren't satisfied. You can use anything from peanut butter to chunks of raw beef to lure the ''coons'' into the traps.
by using fox traps or by hunting them
The Māori people used traps and different weapons for hunting. For example spears and they used the rat trap.
In "Where the Red Fern Grows," the traps created obstacles for Samie because they endangered his dogs when they went hunting. Samie had to be cautious and careful in navigating the traps to prevent any harm coming to his beloved hunting dogs. The traps added tension and danger to their hunting expeditions.
Bow & Arrows, Axes, Snares (Traps), and nets.
You catch food by setting traps to catch them. Other ways are by fishing, harvesting, and hunting for food.
They can be trained, they can learn to recognize traps. Different packs can develop different hunting strategies.
Modern Inuit tend to use a rifle for hunting; traditionally they used bow, spear, harpoon or traps.
they had to make wigwams, longhouses, and a special kind of traps but basically almost everything there except hunting.
well it depends on who "they" are, but usually people who catch their own food use fishing, hunting, and a variety of traps.