Ijmota the hunter, follower of Hircine, was granted a common name by those who could not pronounce the one he already had. In folklore there is a saying, "You can catch a bird by putting salt on its tail," and still they would simplify his name again to "Hunting Tail," one would suppose it didn't matter for as much as it suited him. He was light on his feet and fire his bow while running and this was largely how he spent his days, then preparing his catch as an offering at Hircine's Shrine.