SEE Photos Of The Traditional Hunters Who Volunteered To #BringBackOurGirls

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A man shows off the powers of his charms by putting fire to his neck at a camp of a vigilante group of traditional hunters in Maiduguri. About 100 traditional hunters from villages in Nigeria's Borno state have gathered in a camp in Maiduguri and volunteered to hunt for Boko Haram. Photograph: Joe Penney/Reuters
A vigilante group of traditional hunters pose for a picture at their camp in Maiduguri. They believe their knowledge of the thick forests in Borno state, which shelters Boko Haram militants, will help in the hunt for the captors of more than 200 school girls.
A vigilante group of traditional hunters pose for a picture at their camp in Maiduguri. They believe their knowledge of the thick forests in Borno state, which shelters Boko Haram militants, would help in the hunt for the captors of more than 200 school girls. Photograph: Joe Penney/Reuters
The vigilante group of traditional hunters pose for a picture at their camp in Maiduguri with their guns and bows and arrows.
The vigilante group of traditional hunters pose for a picture at their camp in Maiduguri with their guns and bows and arrows. Boko Haram were suspected of killing at least 48 people in bomb attacks on Wednesday, a day after 118 were killed in the city of Jos. Photograph: Joe Penney/Reuters
The hunters believe their low-tech methods of will give them a unique advantage and complement the Nigerian military's hunt for Boko Haram, which has engaged surveillance drones.
The hunters believe their low-tech methods of will give them a unique advantage and complement the Nigerian military's hunt for Boko Haram, which has engaged surveillance drones. Photograph: Joe Penney/Reuters
Mohammed Chiari, commander of the vigilante group.
Mohammed Chiari, commander of the vigilante group of traditional hunters, poses for a picture at the hunters' camp in Maiduguri. Photograph: Joe Penney/Reuters
Members of the vigilante group of traditional hunters pose for a picture at their camp in Maiduguri on 21 May, 2014. About 100 traditional hunters from villages in Borno state have gathered in a camp in Maiduguri and volunteered to hunt for Boko Haram to the local government. The local government gives them two meals per day, they say.
Members of the vigilante group say the local government gives them two meals per day for their efforts. Photograph: Joe Penney/Reuters
Rachel Daniel, 35, holds up a picture of her abducted daughter Rose Daniel, 17, as her son Bukar, 7, sits beside her at her home in Maiduguri on 21 May, 2014. Rose was abducted along with more than 200 of her classmates on 14 April by Boko Haram militants from a secondary school in Chibok, Borno state.
Rachel Daniel, 35, holds up a picture of her abducted daughter Rose Daniel, 17, as her son Bukar, 7, sits beside her at her home in Maiduguri on 21 May, 2014. Rose was abducted along with more than 200 of her classmates on 14 April by Boko Haram militants from a secondary school in Chibok, Borno state. Photograph: Joe Penney/Reuters
Chiroma Maina (R) holds a picture of her abducted daughter Comfort Amos, next to her husband Jonah and her daughter Helen, at their home in Maiduguri.
Chiroma Maina (R) holds a picture of her abducted daughter Comfort Amos, next to her husband Jonah and her daughter Helen, at their home in Maiduguri. Photograph: Joe Penney/Reuters
A man makes charms at the Maiduguri camp, where the hunters have been waiting to be called to help in the hunt for the Chibok school girls and their captors.
A man makes charms at the Maiduguri camp, where the hunters have been waiting to be called to help in the hunt for the Chibok school girls and their captors. Photograph: Joe Penney/Reuters
A man makes homemade bullets at a camp the vigilante camp in Maiduguri, Borno state, which is under a state of emergency as the military attempts to tackle the Boko Haram insurgency.
A man makes homemade bullets at a camp the vigilante camp in Maiduguri, Borno state, which is under a state of emergency as the military attempts to tackle the Boko Haram insurgency. Photograph: Joe Penney/Reuters
A man shows one of the homemade bullets.
A man shows one of the homemade bullets. Photograph: Joe Penney/Reuters
The vigilante group waits to be called to help in the hunt for the Boko Haram militants.
The vigilante group waits to be called to help in the hunt for the Boko Haram militants. Photograph: Joe Penney/Reuters

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