During the Iroquois planting festival, men typically refrained from hunting to focus on agricultural activities and community ceremonies. The festival was a time to prepare the fields and celebrate the planting of crops, particularly corn, beans, and squash. Hunting would be less prioritized as the community came together to honor the earth and its bounty. Thus, while men did hunt at other times, it was generally not a focus during the planting festival.
The Iroquois used a bow and arrow for hunting. During the fall the men went on their annual fall hunting trip. During this time they would hunt a variety of animals.
Iroquois build longhouses and hunt buffalos
they hunt
they used to hunt
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George T Hunt has written: 'The wars of the Iroquois' -- subject(s): Commerce, Iroquois Indians, Indians of North America, Wars
Mothering the children, making clothing for themselves, their husbands, parents, and children's. Also planting crops ,and cooking their husbands huntings and crops. And mainly feeding all the families.
they mostly hunt deer to make them self a jacket for the cold weather. they also hunt other animals for supper.
They hunted for food shelter and clothing to stay alive
The men still hunt