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When we left Horse Creek, a request wasmade by one of them to our guide to purchase for him six otter traps foruse in the Cat Fish Lake camp.
Fishing.
Fishing is also a profitable industry. For this the hook and line areoften used; some also use the spoon hook. But it is a common practiceamong them to kill the fish with bow and arrow, and in this they arequite skillful. One morning some boys brought me a bass, weighingperhaps sis pounds, which one of them had shot with an arrow.
Stock Raising.
...Stock raising, in a small way, may be called a Seminole industry. I found that at least fifty cattle, and probably more, are owned bymembers of the tribe and that the Seminole probably possess a thousandswine and five hundred chickens. The latter are of an excellent breed. At Cat Fish Lake an unusual interest in horses seems now to bedeveloping. I found there twenty horses. I was told that there aretwelve horses at Fish Eating Creek, and I judge that between thirty-fiveand forty of these animals are now in possession of the tribe.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
When we left Horse Creek, a request wasmade by one of them to our guide to purchase for him six otter traps foruse in the Cat Fish Lake camp.
Fishing.
Fishing is also a profitable industry. For this the hook and line areoften used; some also use the spoon hook. But it is a common practiceamong them to kill the fish with bow and arrow, and in this they arequite skillful. One morning some boys brought me a bass, weighingperhaps sis pounds, which one of them had shot with an arrow.
Stock Raising.
...Stock raising, in a small way, may be called a Seminole industry. I found that at least fifty cattle, and probably more, are owned bymembers of the tribe and that the Seminole probably possess a thousandswine and five hundred chickens. The latter are of an excellent breed. At Cat Fish Lake an unusual interest in horses seems now to bedeveloping. I found there twenty horses. I was told that there aretwelve horses at Fish Eating Creek, and I judge that between thirty-fiveand forty of these animals are now in possession of the tribe.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Maccauley Clay to read onlineMoreLess
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