Pictures of Mongolia's Reindeer People

Mongolian Reindeer Pictures: Dukha Boy with Squirrel Skins from Hunt
Mongolian Reindeer Pictures: Dukha Hunters Search for Game in Mountains
Mongolian Reindeer Pictures: Boy in Typical Dukha Camp Scene
Mongolian Reindeer Pictures: Dukha Hunters Ride into Taiga Forest
Mongolian Reindeer Pictures: Dukha Hunters Kill Moose for Food
Mongolian Reindeer Pictures: Young Dukha Maid Grazes Reindeer
Mongolian Reindeer Pictures: Dukha Woman Ties Down Reindeer
Mongolian Reindeer Pictures: Dukha Shaman Sits by Ancestral Rags
Mongolian Reindeer Pictures: Dukha Boy Rides Bucking Reindeer
Mongolian Reindeer Pictures: Wildlife Biologist Takes Blood Sample
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Mongolian Reindeer Pictures: Dukha Boy with Squirrel Skins from Hunt
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A Tsaatan [Dukha] woman ties down two reindeer in a fenced-off area. To protect them from wolves, the Tsaatan usually tie down their reindeer to notched stakes or round them up in [corrals] at night. During the day they are released into the mountains to browse for fresh leaves, lichen and mushrooms in the summer and lichen buried under the snow in winter.

Anthropologist Hamid Sadar

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