Nicolas Denys in 1672 described the Mi’kmaqs (Micmacs) catching and cooking oysters in the winter. They are a great manna for the winter when the weather does not permit going on the hunt. … To obtain them the ice is broken and two long poles tied together about half-way up; then this is opened and closed like pincers. The Oysters are drawn from the water and thrown upon the ice.
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