Hunting

Hunting, in Mount Kalaga National Park: two hunters walking through long grass in a pine forest, one with a scoped bolt-action rifle and one in an orange safety vest.

The 4K press screenshot puts them mid-stride in waist-high grass. The one on the right carries the rifle across his body, scope up. The one on the left wears an orange high-visibility vest with the brand WHITEWOLF on it — a detail that suggests hunting has its own outfitting rather than being something you do in whatever you are wearing.

The park has the animals to match. Another press screenshot from the same place shows four deer at a drinking spot with a panther walking through the water towards them. Whether either is huntable the material does not say, but they are modelled and they are there.

An orange vest is a legal requirement for hunters in much of the United States. Putting one in the image is the kind of detail that says the system has been thought about rather than gestured at.

How to recognise it

• A bolt-action rifle with a telescopic sight
• An orange high-visibility vest carrying the brand WHITEWOLF
• Pine forest and waist-high grass, in Mount Kalaga National Park
• Deer and a panther modelled in the same location
• Two hunters together rather than one

The frame it comes from

The frame is a still from the official Press pack, which carries no timecode. It is 3840 by 2160, and the vehicle occupies 1152 by 1123 of it. Also in it: Mount Kalaga National Park.

What we still do not know

• Which animals can be hunted
• Whether kills can be sold or used
• Whether the vest is functional or decoration
• Whether hunting is restricted to the park