Travelling Pioneers
Settling Pioneers
Trapping/
Fur Trade
Impacts on Wildlife
Making Butter
100

Name one of the Dangers travelling pioneers faced

Disease, Wildlife, Crossing rivers, other people, firearms, weather, exhaustion, dehydration, starvation 

100

True or False: Once the pioneers found a plot of land their lives became very easy

False: There were still significant risks to survival and they would need to build a home and collect enough food.

100

What is the name of the company who had an outpost near the lake?

Hudson's Bay Company 

100

What animal was severely over hunted in the prairies?

Bison

100

Where did pioneers get butter?

They made it.

200

What two animals were used to pull covered wagons.

Horses and Oxen 

200

How did they acquire food? 

Hunting, Foraging, Growing or Raising

200

When did the trapping season start for most animal species? 

November

200

In the early days trapping was not regulated in what year did the Fur conservation agreement get passed? 1902, 1844, 1944, 2003

1944

200

How did pioneers get the cream to make butter?

They would have to separate the cream and milk using gravity until the separator was invented.

300

What was the original name of our town?

Swan River

300

Name 2 of the 5 preservation methods that were mentioned.

Canning, Pickling, Fermenting, Salting or Smoking

300

What are the three common types of traps?

Conibear, Snare and Leg Hold 

300

How did introducing non-native species impact the wildlife population?

Compete for food, space and resources. May have spread diseases. 

300

What ingredients do you need to make butter?

Whipping cream and salt (optional)

400

Name one of the diseases that were common for pioneers to contract.

Dysentery, Cholera 

400

What were the three staples mentioned? 

Flour, Sugar, Salt and Coffee

400

When was the Conibear invented?

1950's

400

What impact did a farm have on the wildlife population?

Reduced habitat and space.

400

What are the 4 stages of butter?

Cream - Whipped Cream - Super Thick - Butter

500

The name of the Town was changed to Kinuso after what came through town?

The Railroad

500

What livestock did some pioneers bring with them?

Oxen, horses, cattle 

500

Name 3 of the 6 animals that were in abundance in the early days.

Squirrels, Fox, weasels, lynx, coyotes and wolves 

500

What is Habitat fragmentation?

Habitat fragmentation is when roads and railroads divide up a habitat and make it harder for wildlife to travel throughout the landscape safely.

500

What is the last step of making butter?

Rinse the butter under cold water to remove all of the buttermilk. 

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