Long before modern rifles, trail cameras, and camouflage, there were hunters who walked softly on the land, guided by ancestral knowledge, spiritual beliefs, and a deep relationship with the natural world. For Indigenous peoples across North America and beyond, hunting has never been just about survival—it’s been a sacred practice, a way of life, and a core part of cultural identity.
In this post, we explore Hunting in Indigenous Cultures: Traditions and Practices, highlighting how Native communities past and present have hunted with skill, respect, and purpose—and how those traditions continue today.
