They mainlly used pintos for their camoflagged coats. Also, they used them because they were easy to catch.
American Indian ponies we usually decedents of Spanish Conquistadors' horses that were abandoned or escaped. They had the blood of Spanish Barb, Arabian, Mustang, or Foundation Appaloosa.
The native Americans rode mostly mustangs because those are the feral horses that roamed the North American plains for centuries. Feral means living in the wild but from domestic descent. Later on in history, the Native Americans traded with settlers for their ponies and horses. The most common breeds were probably Arabian the Appaloosa. Hope that answers your question.
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sure they did
yes on horses. no on wagons.
mustang
The pilgrims used wagons.
oxen
Horses, mules or oxen.
it would be horses or tarvel wagons
The plural of wagon is wagons. As in "the wagons were drawn by horses".
they used wagons pulled by horses or just walked from place to place.
Their feet. Horses and wagons were expensive, and many people could not afford them.
In modern times the Cherokee use the same forms of transportation that you do. Historically they walked and used canoes, after exposure to colonists they began to use horses, wagons and other 'modern' conveyances (modern for the time in use).
Horses
The wagons were made of wood and floated behind the horses if it was nessary.
no,they use horses to travel
They would walk or use wagons, some used horses.