In halo 2 the hunters, grunts, and elites are technically sided with the arbiter. The arbiter later sides with master chief and around that time the elites decide to not follow the other alien brethren so the hunters and grunts no longer side with you. In the end once all the prophets are dead, the elites return to their home-world so they may once again be a part of their brethren.
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The hunters initially follow Ralph because he is chosen as the leader and appears to offer a sense of stability and direction. However, as the story progresses and Ralph's leadership is challenged by Jack's appeal to their primal instincts, the hunters become more conflicted about following Ralph. Ultimately, some hunters remain loyal to Ralph, while others defect to join Jack's tribe.
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The simple answer for this question would be Slave hunters or Slave catchers..
The most commonly accepted theory is they were migrant hunters following game.
Siberian huskies have no natural enemies, but some hunters kill huskies for their fur. Does this answer your question?
Go to Necropolis, the walk down. keep following the oath. when you get to the 'T' in the road, go up.
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Siberian huskies have no natural enemies, but some hunters kill huskies for their fur. Does this answer your question?
nomads/ hunters were following the heards of animals that they would hunt for food
That can be a trick question. Do you mean which state has the most licensed hunters who hunt in that state? Or the most hunters who hunt in ANY state? Or which state has the most people participate in hunting, or purchase hunting licenses regardless of their residency? Are you including ALL hunters or just Big Game (deer, elk, moose, etc.) here is a great resource with information on the types of licenses available in each state, the cost for instate or out-of-state residents, and some figures on the number of hunters -- primarily Elk hunters.