Menominee food and Daily Life

• Menominee were very spiritual, yet had solemn marriages.
• Menominee did basketry, so they had no shortage of storage.
• These American Indians grew rice, for they were omnivores.
• These people didn't use guns, nor did their neighboring tribes.
• Menominee used spears, but used bows as well.
• Menominee ate syrup made from tree sap, and smoked grown tobacco.

Menominee food system

• Because the Menominee farmed and hunted, they ate well, and the Menominee flourished.

Menominee Life and Housing

• Menominee ate deer in many ways whereas most tribes don't.
• Menominee lived in mud and tree bough huts whenever it gets cold.
• Menominee lived in grass and pole huts while it is hot times or seasons.

Menominee food and fishing

• Menominee net fished so that they could catch more fish.

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Menominee hunting

• Menominee used bows to hunt rather than rifles.
• Menominee hunted even when it was the cold seasons.

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Menominee food and storage

• Menominee dried and stored meat, or they would not survive the winter.
• Menominee did basketry, so there is no shortage of storage.

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