The Cherokee Nation completed another successful year of controlled hunts on the tribe’s 4,000-plus-acre Sequoyah Hunting preserve in Sequoyah County! The tribe hosted five controlled hunts in total with 10 hunters being selected by a random draw of qualifying applicants for each of the weekend hunts: Cherokee youth hunt, Cherokee speakers muzzleloader hunt, Cherokee elders muzzleloader hunt, Cherokee veterans hunt, and an open hunt for Cherokee citizens. | Cherokee Nation

15K views · 937 reactions | As we go into hunting season, this week’s Cherokee Word of the Week is “hunter.” | Visit Cherokee Nation | Facebook

#ICYMI: Cherokee Nation Principal Chief Chuck Hoskin Jr. signed into law the “Cherokee Nation Park, Wildlands, Fishing and Hunting Preserve Act of 2021” on Monday, March 1, during a visit to the tribe’s beautiful new 4,000-plus-acre preserve in Sequoyah County. We caught up with Chief Hoskin and Cherokee Nation Deputy Principal Chief Bryan Warner as well as Tribal Councilors E.O. Smith and Daryl Legg to talk about the legislation. Check it out! | Cherokee Nation

2.2K views · 205 reactions | History is very important to Cherokee Nation. As this year’s Native American Heritage Month comes to a close take this time to learn the Cherokee word for “history.” | Visit Cherokee Nation | Facebook