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used by the
Native Americans. Also find out what a scarecrow is called in different language?
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»Scarecrow used by naive American:
›Scarecrows are found in Native American cultures. In parts of what are now Virginia and the Carolinas, adult men sat on raised platforms and shouted at birds or ground animals that came near the crops. In the Southwest, some Native American children had contests to see who could make the most frightening scarecrow, and the Zuni tribe used lines of cedar poles strung with cords and animal skins to keep the birds away.
›Scarecrows were popular during the heyday of America’s agricultural period until after World War II, when farmers began spraying their crops with pesticides to deter unwanted guests. Nowadays, although you don’t see a lot of scarecrows guarding fields, they’re extremely popular as a fall decoration. Join Heritage Village Museum as we celebrate the scarecrow this fall with our 2nd Annual Scarecrow Making Contest! Families, community groups, businesses, and individuals are all welcome to participate in creating a scarecrow to provide an exciting focal point between two fun traditions the Village holds every year: Fall Harvest Festival and Haunted Village.
›The Scarecrow also called epouvantail.
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