What food did Robin Hood eat?

Anything. Bread baked of wheat local farmers gave him, meat that they had hunted in the forest (though that was illegal) and plucked berries and stuff. I think their largest food source was from sympathisers giving them food.

What did Robin Hood do in Sherwood Forest?

Robin Hood is meant to have been an outlaw and was essentially a fugitive. He used Sherwood Forest as a hideout from the authorities. He would hide in the Major Oak, set up camp with his Merry Men in the woodlands and hunt in the area too.

Did Robin Hood really live in Sherwood Forest?

According to legend, Robin Hood was an outlaw who lived in Sherwood Forest, in the heart of Nottinghamshire, with his fellow ‘Merry Men’.

What did Robin Hood Hunt?

He’ll invite you to join him and his outlaw band for a feast. The meal of choice? Venison — freshly-killed deer. Only a king is allowed to hunt it, but then Robin never did worry about the law.

Did the Sheriff enjoy his second dinner with Robin Hood?

Then Little John led the Sheriff across the forest but not to the hunting grounds, for he took him instead to the camp of Robin Hood and his band of outlaws. When the Sheriff saw that he was surrounded by brigands he exclaimed, “Reynold Grenelef. You have betrayed me!”

How did Robin win the bat in the Sherwood Forest?

The winner’s prize was a silver arrow. With his hood pulled over his eyes so he would not be recognised, Robin won the competition. When the Sheriff presented him with his prize, he was most surprised to see who the winner was.

What was Robin Hood’s real name?

Robert Fitzooth
He thought that Robin was of aristocratic extraction, with at least ‘some pretension’ to the title of Earl of Huntingdon, that he was born in an unlocated Nottinghamshire village of Locksley and that his original name was Robert Fitzooth.

Why did the men laugh at Robin?

When Robin was a very young man he heard that the Sheriff of Nottingham was going to have a shooting match. He said, “I am going to try and win the shooting match in Nottingham.” The men laughed at Robin. This made Robin still the more angry. So he said, “Look there through the trees.

What did Marian carry while walking in the forest?

Marian,’ he went on, ‘this is my friend Little John, of whom I have told you. ‘Now, master,’ said Little John, ‘we must have a feast to-day, for this must be a great day in the Green Wood. So by your leave I will take my bow and arrows, and see what I can bring to our cooks. ‘