Why did the jumano Indians come to Texas?

The Jumano Indians came to Texas primarily for trade and agricultural opportunities. They were skilled in farming and often sought fertile lands along rivers to cultivate crops. Additionally, the Jumano were known for their trade networks, which connected them with other tribes and European settlers, making Texas an important area for their economic activities. Their movement into Texas also reflected broader patterns of migration and adaptation in response to environmental changes and interactions with neighboring groups.