> You can hunt deer on foot, you know. I've never done this myself, but as long as you keep your attention on one and pursue it, you can exhaust it Yes, but do

> You can hunt deer on foot, you know. I've never done this myself, but as long as you keep your attention on one and pursue it, you can exhaust it Yes, but doing this looks nothing like going for a jog, if you watch footage of it. There's a lot of brisk hiking and some sprinting. There's a lot of stopping to examine track signs. The article seems to equate running with jogging and I really don't think there's a good case that people are well adapted to distance jogging. There are zero ethnographic examples of people having any occasion to go out for a five or ten mile run. They walk fast and sprint.