What does Brian learn he is doing wrong in the when he is trying to kill a foolbird in Hatchet?

In "Hatchet," Brian realizes that he is approaching the task of killing the foolbird with the wrong mindset. Instead of being patient and strategic, he is overly focused on the idea of the kill, which leads to frustration and failure. He learns that he must observe the bird's behavior and adapt his tactics, understanding that success comes from calmness and adaptability rather than aggression. This realization helps him become more attuned to his environment and improves his survival skills.