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. 2020 Sep 28;15(9):e0239599. doi: 10.1371/journal.pone.0239599

Table 1. Demographic information of interviewed cooks and hunters from communities in Nwoya District, Uganda 2016–2017.

Hunters (n = 180) Cooks (n = 292)
Age (x¯±SD) 33.0 ± 11.0 Age (x¯±SD) 37.3 ± 14.4
Marital Status Marital Status
Married 158 (87.3%) Married 199 (66.1%)
Divorced 7 (3.9%) Divorced 23 (7.6%)
Widowed 2 (1.1%) Widowed 58 (19.3%)
Never married 14 (7.7%) Never married 21 (7%)
Education Level Education Level
Technical/trade school 1 (0.6%) Technical/trade school 4 (1.3%)
Secondary school 38 (21.0%) Secondary school 36 (12.0%)
Primary school 138 (76.2%) Primary school 183 (60.8%)
College or university 4 (2.2%) Informal/no schooling 78 (25.9%)
Years Lived in Community Years Lived Community
1–5 years 37 (20.6%) 1–5 years 103 (35.3%)
6–10 years 20 (11.1%) 6–10 years 85 (29.1%)
11–20 years 13 (7.2%) 11–20 years 42 (14.4%)
21+ years 109 (60.6%) 21+ years 62 (21.2%)
Primary Occupation Primary Occupation
Farmer 167 (92.8%) Farmer 220 (75.3%)
Businessman 3 (1.7%) Vendor 28 (9.6%)
Hunter 3 (1.7%) Businesswoman 14 (4.8%)
Motorcycle taxi 3 (1.7%) Food service worker 8 (2.7%)
Quarry worker 1 (0.6%) No occupation 7 (2.4%)
Mechanic 1 (0.6%) Tailor 5 (1.7%)
Teacher 1 (0.6%) Hairdresser 5 (1.7%)
Surveyor 1 (0.6%) Hotel owner 2 (0.7%)
Childcare giver 1 (0.3%)
Teacher 1 (0.3%)
Savings group chair 1 (0.3%)