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Hunting also played an integral role in the Saulteaux lifestyle . Moose , deer , and elk meat were used for food , and skins were used for clothing and shelter . The major summer deer hunting regions were located at Peo- nan Point as ...
Hunting also played an integral role in the Saulteaux lifestyle . Moose , deer , and elk meat were used for food , and skins were used for clothing and shelter . The major summer deer hunting regions were located at Peo- nan Point as ...
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... hunting and fishing . However , by the end of the 19th - century night hunting and fishing was deemed to be a criminal activity by non - Aboriginal governments . The ban on traditional torchlight harvesting was publicly touted on safety ...
... hunting and fishing . However , by the end of the 19th - century night hunting and fishing was deemed to be a criminal activity by non - Aboriginal governments . The ban on traditional torchlight harvesting was publicly touted on safety ...
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European newcomers often marvelled at the efficiency of night hunt- ing . In 1755 , Colonel James Smith was a captive among the Wyandot near Detroit and wrote about a night hunting expedition in a canoe . The hunt- ing party traveled in ...
European newcomers often marvelled at the efficiency of night hunt- ing . In 1755 , Colonel James Smith was a captive among the Wyandot near Detroit and wrote about a night hunting expedition in a canoe . The hunt- ing party traveled in ...
Contents
MARIEODILE JUNKER AND LOUISE BLACKSMITH | 258 |
ED KOENIG | 269 |
JOAN LOVISEK | 278 |
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