As long as the hunter tells the story, is it always true?
Not necessarily. Just because the hunter is telling the story doesn't mean it's always true. Hunters might exaggerate to make their adventures seem more exciting, or they could misremember details. They might also have motives to distort the truth, like to impress others or to justify their actions.
It depends. While some hunters are honest and reliable storytellers, others may not be. There are many factors at play. If the hunter has a reputation for integrity, then there's a better chance that the story is true. However, if they are known to be boastful or have something to gain from telling a particular version of the story, then it's likely that the story may be embellished or not entirely accurate. Also, cultural and personal biases can influence how a hunter tells a story, which may lead to inaccuracies.
