It's ridiculous, but at the simplest level, it's not wrong. Your tools or the lack thereof will change how you think about things, for better or worse depending

It's ridiculous, but at the simplest level, it's not wrong. Your tools or the lack thereof will change how you think about things, for better or worse depending on the situation. If your goal is putting venison on the table tonight, vs understanding deer behavior and herd migration and when deer are even in the area in enough numbers and so can even be thought of as a viable food source, a stone knife and a bear skin as tools might promote (or force through necessity) better understanding than a hunting rifle and a large puffy jacket. That doesn't mean it's "better" or that everyone should be using shitty tools, but it is food for thought, and that perhaps doing it a few times is a learning experience that isn't all negative.