How did the tongva hunt?

The Tongva people, indigenous to the Los Angeles area, practiced a variety of hunting techniques to procure food. They primarily hunted game such as deer, rabbits, and birds using tools like bows and arrows, snares, and traps. Hunting was often conducted in groups, combining efforts to drive animals into confined areas or using dogs to help track and corner prey. Their methods reflected a deep understanding of the local ecosystem and seasonal animal behaviors.