25th Annual Akwesasne Winter Carnival - Part 2

With the Hunting and Trapping guys watching closely, Lauzon takes his chance trying to set off a trap by hitting it with a snowball.

Angelo Ranekentaro Johnson holding a unique basket he made just for trapping. This basket has two side pockets woven in to help keep his equipment and tools organized.

Who is the fastest at sawing a log in half? Angelo Ranekentaro Johnson does his best while Teio Skidders keeps it in place.

PJ Burns was all smiles between the nets.

Tribal Chief Cheryl Jacobs drops the puck for the SRMT Police versus AMPS pond hockey game.

Two strips were cleared of snow for participants to race down while pulling yourself with ice picks designed specifically for this.

The Fishing and River use people showed participants how to save yourself with handheld icepicks if you should ever fall through the ice.

Ratsikoiaks Sunday is holding the ice pick used for pulling yourself out of the ice water. Once you fall in you have about 5 minutes (if you are physically fit and active) before your body goes into shock. Once in the ice water you quickly pull the ice picks out, strap them behind your neck and place your arms over the ice and stick the ice picks in. Start pulling yourself out and pulling yourself towards the shore. While pulling yourself towards the shore, use your legs to assist you (the army crawl) and to help you move faster.