THat depends on the environment and what they were hunting. In the arid desert regions of the south-west of the USA some hunters used snares and throwing sticks to kill rabbits; snares were also used in the woodlands areas to catch small mammals.
Bows were the primary hunting weapon, as well as the main weapon in warfare; different tribes used various types of arrow to hunt a range of different prey. In the eastern woodlands some arrows were made with swollen, blunt wooden heads for hunting birds and small animals.
On the Great Plains, hunting was generally done on horseback using very powerful short bows or sometimes lances.
When guns became available from white people these often replaced native hunting weapons, particularly in the eastern woodlands where bows were all but abandoned.
hunt or play with their children
Thomas Hunt
Colonists we taught by the Native Americans on how to plant corn, beans, and pumpkins and where to hunt and fish. Colonists traded iron pots, blankets, and guns for the Native Americans' furs. Colonists and The Native Americans competed for the land and then finally war broke out in 1636.
Some of the Native Americans hunted buffalo and when the white people came they killed buffalo for fun and that hurt the native Americans because they hunted buffalo and they could not hunt very many because there weren't that many left
whales and sometimes walrus and tax revenuers
yes
the native americans hunted ducks bissoun and and rabbits.
a native is someone who belongs to a particular place.native americans are people who
to eat
yes
Because they liked to eat.
Food and fur
bow and arrow
Well the native Americans hunt for food such as fruits and animals so they are a bit like hunter gatherers
animals people buffalo
The horse.
that's how they hunted at the time