Now, even if not one in a 100 boys wants to be a hunter when he grows up, Sakuliu still believes that hunting has profound meaning in aboriginal society: "He fills up the imagination of other aborigines." Sakuliu notes that the mountain boars that hunters have returned with on their backs have worked their way into the patterns that old women weave into cloth and the shapes carvers whittle from wood.
對撒古流，即使獵人已成為「一百個孩子，一百個都不願從事的行業」，獵人仍有深遠的存在意義。