Srilankan tribe hunters part 3

As of my last update in January 2022, there isn't widely known information about a specific hunting tribe in Sri Lanka. Sri Lanka's indigenous population, the Vedda people, historically engaged in hunting and gathering as part of their traditional way of life. However, due to various socio-cultural changes over the years, including government policies, modernization, and displacement from their traditional lands, their traditional practices have been significantly impacted.
The Vedda people are one of the indigenous groups in Sri Lanka, and their traditional lifestyle involved hunting, gathering, and living in small communities in forested areas. However, in contemporary times, many Vedda people have integrated into mainstream society, adopted modern lifestyles, and shifted away from traditional hunting and gathering practices.

While some individuals or small groups may still engage in hunting for subsistence or cultural reasons, it's important to recognize that the Vedda people are not a homogeneous group, and their lifestyles and practices may vary among individuals and communities.

If you're interested in learning more about indigenous communities or traditional hunting practices in Sri Lanka, further research or reaching out to local experts or organizations focused on indigenous rights and culture may provide more insights.