Deer were like the general store... they used everything for something. Meat - obviously. Hide for clothing, bags, carriers for various things including children, binding material, glue, snowshoe webbing, knife sheath's, drum skins, door and smoke hole flaps on shelters, etc. Bones and antlers made various utensils, tools, weapons, fishing hooks and spear heads. Tendons made bow strings and cordage among other things. The stomach made a handy water carrier. Intestines were sometimes improvised to carry the animal carcass back to the village. Even the brains were used for the tanning process of the hide. I've also read that the stomach contents and dung were sometimes used as a stew thickener. However, I wouldn't recommend trying this. Anything not mentioned had a use as well that I may not be aware of at this time. Feel free to elaborate if you have more info.
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Native Americans used a few different tools to make their homes. Some of the tools used were spears, bows, arrows, and arrow heads.
I believe they used bows and arrows. They also use wooden spoon and ropes
for fishing, they used long spears, and for hunting, they used bow and arrows
Spears and bow and arrows
bow and arrows and they would have the arrows dipped in poison to kill enemies wen they would stick them with the arrow, and they also used fire tipped arrows.
bows and arrows, spears.
Yes they did use bow and arrows
no they used bows/arrows, clubs and early versions of the gun
Yes
bow and arrows
bow and arrows
Yes, they did. They used bow n' arrows a lot. Spears were not as common but they used them.
You need to get your bow poundage and draw length measured, and arrows made to match. Never use wooden arrows in a compound bow, they will splinter during release.
bow and arrows
Bow and arrows, tomahawks
Bow and Arrows
Yes, they did. They used bow n' arrows a lot. Spears were not as common but they used them.