Re very much afraid of the ghost. They co

Killed it, either by twisting its neck, or by crushing it with his
knees. Then he laid it to one side, first opening the bill and putting
a little piece of pemmican in its mouth. This was done to make the
other eagles hungry. While he was in the pit, the man neither ate,
drank, nor slept. He had a sleeping-place
not far off, to which he repaired each night after dark, and there he
ate and drank. "The reason for taking the skull
into the hole with the catcher was, in part,
for his protection. It was believed that the ghost of the person to
whom the skull had bel