One of the primary themes of this blog is the intergenerational transfer of knowledge. Hunting is an interesting case: in the modern era, it’s practiced only 9 days per year. In this short season, enough information must be transmitted to enough people that the tradition will be preserved even if the patriarch doesn’t survive the next year. And nearly every hunting camp that you pass in the orange-dotted woods has executed this transfer successfully—I see many more successfully propagated hunting traditions, than I see family businesses.
Intergenerational Knowledge Transfer in Hunting
Intergenerational Knowledge Transfer in…
Intergenerational Knowledge Transfer in Hunting
One of the primary themes of this blog is the intergenerational transfer of knowledge. Hunting is an interesting case: in the modern era, it’s practiced only 9 days per year. In this short season, enough information must be transmitted to enough people that the tradition will be preserved even if the patriarch doesn’t survive the next year. And nearly every hunting camp that you pass in the orange-dotted woods has executed this transfer successfully—I see many more successfully propagated hunting traditions, than I see family businesses.