They accepted the transition to reservation life with creativity and initiative ( 345 ). At the same time, Natives of the Grand Ronde Valley did not do many of the things the Round Valley Indian adopted. Grand Ronde Indians for instance still valued and actively used the advice of traditional Indian doctors. Grand Ronde natives pursued their self reliance by building new way to gain independence. They worked in gender divided agriculture, just a s the Round Valley did. Unlike the Round Valley Indians, who only worked in various fields, Grand Ronde Indians strived for more earning with other trades including chopping wood, cooking, housework selling woven baskets ( 350 ). They found displaying their wealth, enjoyable. Grand Ronde selectively adapted to certain constraints; unlimitedly the tribe solidly wanted to live an independent life. Free from conforming policies and much push to the