How long did Shawnee native Americans stay in one place?

Shawnee Native Americans were traditionally semi-nomadic, moving seasonally to follow game and gather food. They typically stayed in one place for a few months during specific seasons, such as winter or summer, and would establish temporary camps or villages. Their movements were influenced by the availability of resources, and they often returned to favored locations. Thus, their duration in one place could vary significantly based on environmental conditions and food sources.