1. Entering the autumn and winter, the wild animals are fat and strong, and the fur is smooth. At this time, the grass of the pasture has begun to dry up. When the wild animals are at sunrise and sunset, no matter how far the road is, they must drink water at the water source. Hunters should set up in advance near the water source and look for opportunities to hunt.

2. In winter, as the snow thickens, some wild animals descend from the survival line of 3,000 meters above sea level to several hundred meters. There is no fixed food-seeking area. They plan to eat snow in the thin snow. grass. Experienced hunters use the footprints of animals to track and find wild animals, and advance to the prey where the prey is infested to complete the hunting activities.

3. Spring hunting is extremely difficult. At this time, the grass of the pasture has been eaten last year. The grass was unearthed in the same year. The meat and fur of the wild animals are the worst. There is no fixed living area for searching. It is often necessary to travel long distances from the mountain beams. Go to the lower ground and find fresh grass. The hunter uses a telescope to ascend to the distance, finds and judges the route of the wild animals, sets the ambush in advance, and completes the hunting activities.

4. Seasonal hunting time: 1-2 days in the fall, 1-4 days in the winter, and 1-7 days in the spring.

5. Hunting hunters are local herders. They all have certain hunting experience. They are familiar with the local terrain, climate, and wildlife habits, which can reduce the time of hunting activities.

6. In the hunting activities, the hunter must be optimistic about the wind direction in the tracking and setting, and set up at the downwind to prevent the wild animals from smelling the smell of the human and the smell of the dog's gunpowder. At the same time, avoid sounding and disturbing the wild animals.

7. Hoofed wild animals are generally male and strong, with large angles, small females, small or no horns.

8. Wild animals are mated in October-November each year. After that, males and females are immediately divided into groups. Most male wild animals have 1-8 activities and foraging. Female wild animals are active with 1-30 children.