Notes/Comments: Condor Hunt Guanaco Hunt La Cañada Path, Dance in the Death of the Sioux Chief Medicine Man Santiago Government House Crazy Horse, Nebraska, Administering to a (Casa del Gobierno), Patient Anniversary of Independence (Sep. 18) Traditional condor hunt. Guanacos, members of Park in the capital city Independence was Sioux and , in and A a to a to A cow or horse is killed the camelid family, are gained in 1810; this to a , to the , . him with a . The a and left in a closed area native to the Andes. celebration is from 1854 in his . A his . to attract the condor. They’ve been hunted The hunters let it eat, so since pre-Colombian that it’s weighed down. times; here they are They then leave their hunted on horseback. hiding place, and when the hunters are close, they lasso or throw a net on the condor.
Notes/Comments: Condor Hunt Guanaco Hunt La Cañada Path, Santiago Dance in the Government House (Casa del Gobierno), Anniversary of Independence (Sep. 18) Death of the Sioux Chief Crazy Horse, Nebraska, Medicine Man Administering to a Patient Traditional condor hunt. A cow or horse is killed and left in a closed area to attract the condor. The hunters let it eat, so that it’s weighed down. They then leave their hiding place, and when the hunters are close, they lasso or throw a net on the condor. Guanacos, members of the camelid family, are native to the Andes. They’ve been hunted since pre-Colombian times; here they are hunted on horseback. Park in the capital city Independence was gained in 1810; this celebration is from 1854 Sioux and , in and to a , to the , . A a to a to him with a . The a in his . A his .
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