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Hunting Aherre [kangaroo] /
Aherre is the Central Arrernte name for kangaroo. "Cultural knowledge shared by Margaret Kemarre Turner OAM, Benedict Kngwarraye Stevens & Northern Territory students."--Front cover. "Gain insight into ancient cultural knowledge and skills, passed down the generations for millennia." -- Publisher. Two cousins and their uncle go tracking and hunting for kangaroo early one hot morning. Big cousin nervously shoots his first-ever kangaroo. Full of pride, they take it back to their camp, where their very proud great-grandparents teach the cousins how to prepare and cook it. The reader is taken through the traditional methods of catching and preparing the meat in detail – accompanied by colourful, humorous illustrations. Two cousins and their uncle go tracking and hunting for kangaroo early one hot morning. Big cousin nervously shoots his first-ever kangaroo. Full of pride, they take it back to their camp, where their very proud great-grandparents teach the cousins how to prepare and cook it. The reader is taken through the traditional methods of catching and preparing the meat in detail – accompanied by colourful, humorous illustrations.