The rabbit hunters
Santiago, Chile
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A rabbit hunter named Juan poses for a picture with his furry prey.
The animals may not look like much, but rabbit-catchers in the countryside near Santiago can sell up to 10 of them per day for about $5 each, giving them an income above the established minimum wage.
Rabbit hunter Orlando carries a slingshot as he goes to check his traps early in the morning.
He stands in an open field to check his traps.
Orlando walks by a lasso trap.
He holds up a rabbit that he caught.
Orlando ties up rabbits caught in the early morning.
He arranges his bag of prey.
Rabbit hunter Juan poses for a picture.
Orlando's rabbits lie on a table, ready to be sold.
Orlando offers his wares.
