How did the Apaches and Navajo get most of their food?

Answer 1

They were not farmers, like their relatives, the Navajo Indians. They were mainly hunters. They hunted animals to get fresh meat to eat. The Apache men hunted for deer, rabbits, turkeys, and buffalo, which was their favorite meat.

Answer 2

The Navajo got most of their food by growing corn, squash and beans and raising sheep and goats. They also hunted, and gathered berries, and pinyon nuts, yucca fruit, cactus fruit.

The Apache got most of their food by hunting, and gathering what they could. Some Apache groups grew corn. Others had roast mescal agave as a staple food. The Plains Apache hunted bison. There are five different Apache groups and different bands within them. The areas they lived were very different in temperature and elevation and vegetation. What they ate depended on where they lived.

Answer 3

The Apache and Navajo got most of their food by hunting Goats and Sheep for food and material. They used the material for clothing in the harsh weather, or for blankets for sleep.

Answer 4

they got most of thier food by hunting