They will also tell you that a tired deer keeps its toes more closely together than an animal just aroused from its lair.

And never do they lose their way in the forest, not even when drunk.

They love to sit among their corn plants, and will hide among them when strangers approach.
The Tarahumares are inquisitive, and will stand for a long time looking at you from a distance, if anything unusual attracts their attention.

They are very critical and there is much gossip going on among them.

They also laugh at the Mexicans, and say that the hair on their faces is like the fur on a bear.