Samiri, 22, is a native Of New Zealand beauty. Although she looks elegant in appearance, no one would have thought that she was a "fanatical hunter".
Samiri loves to hunt in the forest with her fiancé and loves sharing photos of every hunt on the Internet.
After fans saw the photos she shared, some people said they liked her, but some people thought she was too cruel, scolded her for her immorality, and even threatened to kill her. But the girl was not worried at all, and she thought that hunting was a perfect opportunity to get in touch with nature.
Hunting is often thought to be terrible, but it's not, and for New Zealanders, hunting isn't just about killing animals, it's also a forest adventure that satisfies their appetite for meat and is spiritually liberated.
"Before they go hunting, they spend hours observing and photographing the animals," Sammy said. But after hunting, they would cook meat into delicious food, fur into carpets, animal heads hanging on the wall for decoration, and the rest would be used as dog food, and every part of the animal would not be wasted at all."
Therefore, Samiri believes that her hunting operation is not to "hunt and be happy", but to get meat, fur and a lot of valuable things.
More recently, Samiri has made an even bolder decision: "She will spend a week hunting in the wild with her husband during her post-wedding honeymoon to celebrate the best moments of their lives."
Many people are confused, as a young and beautiful girl, why do you like bloody hunting? In fact, this has to do with the country she grew up in.
New Zealand, some say it is one of the most non-existent countries in the world, is as mysterious as Mongolia. It is also known as the "paradise of hunting".
New Zealanders, on the other hand, are overwhelmingly descendants of Maori. They initially depended on fishing and hunting for their livelihoods. It was not until later that New Zealand became one of the few countries in the world with an animal husbandry-led economy.
But unlike Mongolia, New Zealand ranks among the developed countries and is not poor at all. The reason why it is ignored by the outside world is because it is low-key, and there is little outside coverage of it, so New Zealanders also have their own low-key fun.
It is precisely because of New Zealand's "specialization in the art industry" that his economy and resources have reached sustainable development.
People always say that "sheep herding is better than mining", New Zealand's biggest interest is the livestock industry, the per capita gross national income is as high as 290,000, which is more than 13 times the total income of Mongolia, and it is one of the few developed countries in the world to make a fortune in animal husbandry.
New Zealand's livestock industry is a traditional advantageous industry, and livestock production covers an area of 13.52 million hectares, which is half of the country's land area. Dairy and meat are the most important export products. Crude wool exports rank first in the world, accounting for 25% of the world's total production.
New Zealand is located in the southwest of the Pacific Ocean, and the country consists of two large islands, the South Island and the North Island, and Stewart Island and a number of smaller islands nearby. The whole territory is mountainous, the climate is pleasant, the plains are narrow, and it is a paradise for animal husbandry.
New Zealand is rich in forest resources, with 10.1 million hectares of forest, accounting for 38% of the country's land area, of which 8 million hectares are natural forests.
New Zealand's earliest aborigines were Maori, who had been fishing and hunting for a living and had an inexplicable admiration for nature. Until now, the people of New Zealand are simple in folk customs, still retain the inheritance of their ancestors, love nature and field life, and have a strong sense of environmental protection.
Therefore, whether from the historical heritage or the development of the times, New Zealand is a country that cannot be disconnected from nature.