"Mushing" refers to driving over snow with a dog sled. One or more dogs pull the sled, with the "musher," the person standing on the sled, on board. The word "mush" comes from the French "marchons" or "marche" meaning, "let's go" or "go."
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∙ 13y agoThey are the people who get the dogsled teams to run in the races. The word evolved from the French word marchez which means 'to advance.'
mushers
The people who control a dog sled are called mushers. They stand on the runners at the back of the sled and give commands to the team of dogs to steer and control their speed. Mushers must have good communication with their dogs and be skilled in navigating the terrain.
Yes mushers carry food with them.
Mushers cook food in a bonfire while they race
what route will mushers take
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63 mushers began the race, however 9 have scratched.
No..........
They are mushers.
because they are in control of the dogs and the mushers are the boss and if the boss is down so will the workers (the dogs).
if ice conditions are aloud where do mushers cross the frosen ocean
to rest