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Choctaw Indians of
North America also made use of cane
blowguns to hunt
squirrel and birds.
Blowguns are
depicted in
paintings on pre-Columbian
pottery and...
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Sumpit and
sumpitan are
general terms for
blowguns,
usually tipped with iron spearheads, used for
hunting and
warfare in the
islands of the Philippines...
- boar/hogs, that are
preying on or
displacing desirable native species.
Shorter blowguns and
smaller bore
darts were used for
varmint hunting by pre-adolescent...
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themselves into
their own
blowguns in
order to
defend themselves from the
circling bats.
Hunahpu stuck his head out of his
blowgun to see if the sun had risen...
- are the
pioneer species of the
peach palm (used for
making spears and
blowguns, as well as for fruit), and fast-growing
balsa wood, used for ceremonial...
- (sometimes
spelled pea-shooter or pea shooter) is a toy
version of the
blowgun or blowpipe. It is
usually a tube that
launches its
projectiles via blowing...
- and
arrow Crossbow Bullet-shooting
crossbow Slingshot Slings Boomerang Blowgun Shuriken Chakram Firearm Taser Ballistic knife Chain weapons Whips Ropes...
- with
darts approximately 20 cm (7.9 in) in length.
Unlike modern Western blowguns, the ****iya has no mouthpiece: instead, a
shooter must
maintain a seal...
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military orders (eagle
knights and
jaguar knights), clay
pellets for
blowguns, cotton-pad armor,
traveling merchants who act as spies, wars for the purpose...
- for syrup. Additionally, they have been
hollowed out and used as flutes,
blowguns, and syringes. In addition, the
elderberry twigs and
fruit are emplo****...
