The dead pig is being carried like a backpack strapped to the back of the man in the middle. The pigs are hunted using
metal-tipped spears and hunting dogs that flush game out of the dense undergrowth of the forest.
When the hunters hear the dogs barking they say they can tell what type of animal has been flushed and try to anticipate
the direction the animal will be driven by the dogs. If they think the animal is a wild pig,
they then run off in an attempt to ambush the animal, leaving the slow and clumsy anthropologist behind.
The Tagbanua typically refuse to kill other forest animals, concentrating only on pigs.