Traditionally, no. The Cherokee tribe originated in the Southeast US. The remainder of the reservation lies in North Carolina.
However, after the Trail of Tears, a large portion of the tribe was force relocated to Oklahoma, and herds of buffalo did still exist on the reservation land there. Still do in fact.
Answer: Their main diet consisted up of rabbits, buffalo, and horses.With the seasonal berries and roots
Cherokee Indians hunted deer, wild turkeys, bear, and fished in rivers, they also hunted buffalo, and grew there own crops.
what did the Cheyenne tribe hunt
the pueblo indians hunt mostly buffalo
The Huron men hunted black bears, moose, elk, wovles, deer, beaver, and rabbits. The birds they caught were partridges, wild turkeys, pigons, geese, herons, and ducks. They also caught many kids of fish.
The Cherokees hunted buffalo for food, using the meat for sustenance and the hides for clothing and shelter. Buffalo played a significant role in their daily lives, providing them with essential resources for survival.
yes, they hunted buffalo, bear, and deer
No; however that is not to say that small groups or individuals did not participate in buffalo hunts - but as a tribe they did not hunt buffalo. The Cherokee were woodlands people, and when they moved to Oklahoma they stayed in the same basic environment (hilly woodlands areas); buffalo lived and traveled through the plains (large open grasslands).
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They would hunt bison, deer, buffalo, elk, and other large mammals.
to hunt and to be the father of the child
Bow & arrow
blow guns and bows and arrows and maybe spears
The buffalo because they ranged and provide.
the Tongva tribe hunted animals like, buffalo, deer, small game, rabbits, and turkey.
they hunted deer, rabbits, chickens, and anything they could eat to survive.