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Stones would not be likely to be too effective against men on foot. - (Blood Brothers of Gor, Chapter 44, Sentence #581)

In about an Ahn, in the vicinity of noon, we saw some three or four hundred Yellow Knives ascending the trail, on foot, slowly, conserving their energy. "You are finished now!" said Iwoso. "You are finished!" In the way of defenders we had only some two hundred men, what we had been able to gather of the remnants of the Kaiila bands after the battle of the summer camp. Stones would not be likely to be too effective against men on foot. The barricades, too, to men on foot, though they would surely constitute impediments to their advance, would scarcely constitute insuperable obstacles. Further, the Yellow Knives, like other red savages honed to warlike perfection over generations of intertribal conflict, were fine warriors. I did not doubt but what, man for man, they might be the equivalent of the Kaiila. - (Blood Brothers of Gor)