Is it possible for the hunter gatherer food chain to be practical in the U.S.? Why or why not?
I say it's not practical for the hunter-Gatherer food chain to be practical in the U.S because people might find it hard to hunt for their own food. In the text "Omnivore's Dilemma" Micheal Pollan states " To make my hunter-gatherer meal, I needed not only hunting skills, but gathering skills as well. This tells me that getting your own food does require a lot of work because you need to have develop skills as a hunter and a Fatherer to get your own food and some people might just find that too difficult. In the text the author includes details that sums up the idea that American will rather buy their food than get it for themselves. This tells me that Americans are used to the daily lifestyles they're are now living and hunting-gathering now a days is rare.
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