hivernants. With the ability to vacation abroad (or domestically if they were French) for months on end (usually October until May), these hivernants...

This hunt was smaller than the summer hunt as many of the hunters, the hivernants or winterers, who had taken part of the summer hunt leave the settlements...

the posts to farther away French outposts. These men were known as the hivernants (winterers). They also helped negotiate trade in indigenous communities...

known by their diet and referred to as mangeurs du lard ('pork-eaters'). Hivernants, or wintering servants, who paddled canoes from the Great Lakes to the...

Wikimedia Commons Conservation and management in the French sub-Antarctic islands and surrounding seas Instantanés, 37° Sud — Blog d'un hivernant à Amsterdam...

(1972). Répartition géographique et importance numérique des anatidés hivernants en Algérie. Le Gerfaut, 69 : 239–251. Krissat, K. & Horr, K. (1976). Les...

and the gamblers", the majority of visitors to Cannes are "émigrés and hivernants — people who leave England in order to escape paying taxes, and who are...

the oldest, was originally the wintering home of Métis buffalo hunters (hivernants). A mission was established in 1873 by Father André O.M.I. after Métis...

Laurent de Grandin were founded by French Métis hivernants from the Red River settlement. Hivernants were hunters and trappers who spent the winter on...

Métis from the Red River settlement in Manitoba. Many began as Métis hivernants buffalo hunting camps from the 1840s to the 1870s. Lebret, Saskatchewan...

valleys and long alkali marshes, were eventually pursued by the Métis "hivernants" who based their winter operations out of Round Plain, south of present-day...

the son-in-law of Cuthbert Grant, a hunt and trading chief of numerous hivernant villages, and the patriarch of St. Francois Xavier. Trusted by First Nations...

opened a trading post in 1871 at Wood Mountain, Saskatchewan then a Métis hivernant settlement. He married Marie Ouellette in 1873 who bore him a son Albert...

America History of Squamish and Tsleil-Waututh Longshoremen, 1863–1963 Hivernants Hopewell tradition Hudson's Bay Company Hul'qumi'num Treaty Group Igloo...