Which statement best describes hunting among the Natives of the western plains prior to the horse-culture period?
A) They did not hunt much prior to the horse culture.
B) They were carried to the hunt on branch woven travois.
C) They were pedestrian hunters.
D) They were transported to the hunt by mules.

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Prior to the horse culture, the Natives of the western plains were pedestrian hunters. They would go on foot to hunt and transport the game back on their backs or on crude sleds. Option A is incorrect as it is not true that they did not hunt much. Option B is incorrect as travois were used to transport goods and supplies, not people. Option D is also incorrect as mules were not used in the plains region before the arrival of the Spanish.

Which Statement Best Describes Hunting Among the Natives of the Western