Cover (Book Four, Card 1) The booklet was famous as “Straight Arrow 72 INJUN-UITIES. Here I am sharing some of the injun-uity cards with you...

Injun-Uity Index (Book Four, Card 2) This is the manual of book 4, and a complete table of content where readers can get an overview...

Map Reading (Book Four, Card 3) Indian maps and mapping abilities have been reported in a variety of sources, however due to their ephemeral nature,...

Sleeping Out Part I (Book Four, Card 4) Historically, Indians blankets crafted of woven plant fibers, animal hides, and fur, and later, hand-woven wool or...

Sleeping Out Part II (Book Four, Card 5) Native Americans on the Plains grew more nomadic as their priority attentive to hunting. Tepees, sometimes written tipi,...

Pests (Book Four, Card 6) Sometime Native Americans made their own mosquitoes net that were made with the help of pine boughs and sticks. Creating...

Camping With Animals (Book Four, Card 7) 1) The Fundamentals The most common recommendation from campers is to carry water from home or to use...

Bow Drill, Fire Sticks (Book Four, Card 8) The ability to kindle a fire was critical to Native American survival. Fire was viewed as a...

Keep Warm In Winter (Book Four, Card 9) It was a full-time job just to stay warm. They rubbed bear and goose oil into their...

Indian Parka (Book Four, Card 10) A parka is a knee-length hooded cold-weather coat made from animal skin and often stuffed with down and fu...

Drinking Water (Book Four, Card 11) Drinking water is defined as water that is utilized for drinking. Recreational water is defined as water that is...

Candle Holders (Book Four, Card 12) A candle holder with numerous arms is known as a candelabra. As a result, the name “candelabra” has come...

Flags & Pennants (Book Four, Card 13) The American flag is the national symbol. Signify all of its positions, and as a result, specific usage...

The Weather (Book Four, Card 14) Predicting the weather by monitoring clouds and animal behavior is the most useful thing to learn from the smart...

Swimming (Book Four, Card 15) Swimming is an individual or team sport that involves moving through water with one’s complete body. The sport can be...

First Ad Part I (Book Four, Card 16) Native Americans are known for their understanding of medicinal plants. It is said that they began use...

First Ad Part II (Book Four, Card 17) Native Americans fashioned syringes made of animal bladders and hollow bird bones to inject medications, according to Technology...

Camp Shower (Book Four, Card 18) Native American peoples were mostly for go camping for the purpose of hunting ,where they made a camp shower...

Artificial Respiration (Book Four, Card 19) The Schafer method was a revolutionary method of artificial respiration that became popular. The patient is positioned prone (face...

Good Fishing (Book Four, Card 20) Tribes who lived near huge bodies of water or on the coasts specialized on fishing. For cultures that fished,...

Good Hunting (Book Four, Card 21) Native Americans have always had a variety of food sources, with strategies varying depending on tribe and region. Hunting,...

Predatory Animals (Book Four, Card 22) This is a partial list of American predators. Cougar, sometimes called cougar, painter or puma, is rare in the...

Western Hats (Book Four, Card 23) John Batterson Stetson was an American hatter, hat maker, and the originator of the cowboy hat in the 1860s....

Western Bridles (Book Four, Card 24) Bridles are vital horse equipment because they allow operators to better control the horse’s neck, mouth, and face. The...

Western Clothes (Book Four, Card 25) Western clothing often includes Western shirts with pearl snap fasteners and vaquero design elements, blue jeans, a cowboy hat,...

Western Saddles (Book Four, Card 26) Saddle – A leather seat connected to the horse’s back, with or without a horn and cantle. The pad saddle...

Types of Saddles (Book Four, Card 27) FLEXIBLE TREE SADDLE: Flexible tree saddles have a stiff fork and cantle, but flexible bars that allow the...

Frontier Pistols (Book Four, Card 28) A pistol is a tiny handgun that is designed to be used with one hand. According to one account,...

Frontier Rifles (Book Four, Card 29) Long Rifle: The long rifle, also called the longrifle, Kentucky rifle, Pennsylvania rifle, or American longrifle, was one of...

Lariat use (Book Four, Card 30) What is the meaning of lariat? A long light rope (such as hemp or leather) used with a running...

Indian Sculpture (Book Four, Card 31) Native American sculptures have been popular since prehistoric times. Many carvings, such as fetishes, have been discovered by archaeologists....

Drum Messages (Book Four, Card 32) Drums were invented and used by societies living in forested areas as an early form of long-distance communication and...

India Face Markings (Book Four, Card 33) For rites, dances, and battles, many Native American tribes painted their bodies and faces. The painted motifs were...

Skiing Part I (Book Four, Card 34) Skiing is a sport, hobby, and form of transportation that involves travelling over snow using a pair of long,...

Skiing Part II (Book Four, Card 35) Downhill Skiing: Downhill skiing is the style of skiing that the majority of people are familiar with, especially...

Indian Masks (Book Four, Card 36) Masks were manufactured for ceremonies, decorating, war rituals, shaman rituals, rituals bringing young men into the tribe, healing rituals,...