For example, these treaties are the only ones that don’t specify that the First Nation signatories preserve an ongoing right to hunt and fish within the treaty area. The amount of reserve lands per band was also fastened at 160 acres per family of 5, a clause that may be repeated only for Treaties 1, 2 and 5 overlaying present day Manitoba. Furthermore, the amount of the treaty annuity was $3 at the time of treaty signings while those of all other Numbered Treaties could be $5.<\/p>\n