In the opinion of the anthropologist Kenneth M. Stewart, the Mohave were fierce warriors who were frequently the aggressor, and although they did not plunder their enemy's possessions, they took prisoners and scalps.
In the opinion of the anthropologist Kenneth M. Stewart, the Mohave were fierce warriors in general who were frequently the aggressor, particularly against the Chemehuevi, Paiute, and Maricopa peoples. Although they did not plunder their enemy's possessions, they took prisoners and scalps.