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Shawnee Hunter One of the most important tasks the 18th century Indian warrior faced was to provide food for his family. Hunting was a time consuming occupation and year-round endeavor. A good hunter was well respected and a successful hunt during the winter months was welcomed by all. Shawnee Hunter shows a hunter returning to camp after successfully taking a turkey. For one more day his family will eat well during robe season.
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Image Size
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©
2001 Lord Nelson's Gallery
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