There is limited information available about the specific swimming practices of the Caddo people, as historical accounts and records are scarce. However, it is unlikely that swimming was a common practice among the Caddo people. The Caddo lived primarily in the region of what is now Arkansas, Louisiana, Oklahoma, and Texas, which is characterized by lakes, rivers, and wetlands. While they would have certainly interacted with these water bodies for various purposes such as fishing and transportation, the cultural norms and practices of swimming among the Caddo are not well-documented.
