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Toboggans are little things like boards that u can use in the snow... Hope l could help!
These are some of what they used: Canoes Snow Shoes Toboggans Tumplines
toboggans.
Cheezits Snowball attacks, sleds, sleighs, and toboggans are pulled at any time that there is enough snow on the ground.
There are several types of sleds available for snow activities, including traditional toboggans, plastic saucers, wooden sleds, inflatable tubes, and snow scooters. Each type of sled offers a different experience and level of control on the snow.
Not only did they use it they are said to have invented it. In fact, our word "toboggan" comes from the Mi'kmaq "taba'gan." Toboggans were traditionally made out of bark and animal skins. They were constructed of long, thin strips of cedarwood about 6 feet long. They were used by hunters, trappers and families to transport food and furs. Toboggans were ideal for hauling heavy loads in deep snow. The curved front allowed the toboggan to ride easily over mounds and bumps with less effort than other sleds.
The Ojibwa used Birch tree Canoes,Toboggans,and snow shoes
Toboggans are traditionally made from hard woods such as maple, birch, or ash due to their strength, durability, and ability to withstand the cold. These woods provide the necessary flexibility and resilience for smooth gliding over snow. Modern toboggans may also use composite materials for added performance and weight reduction.
Ash has a good strength to weight ratio, is shock resistant and most importantly for toboggans, it steam-bends easily.
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They use a sledge but it has nothing to do with a sledge hammer! A sledge and sleigh are very similar... in fact, I could not tell you the difference between the two. There's also toboggans.
Two skills that the Indians gave the Europeans were to use birchbark canoes and make snow shoes and toboggans for winter travel. Hope the helps :)