Comments - Buffalo jump - Warrior Nation2024-03-29T13:52:38Zhttps://warriornation.ning.com/profiles/comment/feed?attachedTo=6193495%3ABlogPost%3A203376&xn_auth=notag:warriornation.ning.com,2012-08-19:6193495:Comment:2038042012-08-19T00:09:17.794ZBobby Bluehttps://warriornation.ning.com/profile/RobertWohosky
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<p></p> I would have loved to see tho…tag:warriornation.ning.com,2012-08-18:6193495:Comment:2036742012-08-18T15:29:56.391ZCindy Dickinsonhttps://warriornation.ning.com/profile/CindyDickinson
<p>I would have loved to see those immense herds of buffalo. I can't imagine a teepee made of 30 hides. Must have been very heavy. We have an 18 ft teepee made of canvas and it took three strong people to lift the rising pole for the skin of the teepee. Life would have been very hard back then compared to the lifestyle we have today. I can't even imagine moving the buffalo meat without horses, and cutting up and curing the skins. What an undertaking. I helped my dad skin a deer once and it was…</p>
<p>I would have loved to see those immense herds of buffalo. I can't imagine a teepee made of 30 hides. Must have been very heavy. We have an 18 ft teepee made of canvas and it took three strong people to lift the rising pole for the skin of the teepee. Life would have been very hard back then compared to the lifestyle we have today. I can't even imagine moving the buffalo meat without horses, and cutting up and curing the skins. What an undertaking. I helped my dad skin a deer once and it was a difficult task for me as a 12 year old. Does anyone know? Did they hang the meat in great hunks to allow it to bleed out?</p> It may sound a bit gruesome b…tag:warriornation.ning.com,2012-08-18:6193495:Comment:2034622012-08-18T06:18:11.284ZLadyHawkღhttps://warriornation.ning.com/profile/LadyHawk
<p>It may sound a bit gruesome but times were hard and this was an easier and probably more humane way of supplying the tribes with what they needed to survive.<br/>Nice history!</p>
<p>It may sound a bit gruesome but times were hard and this was an easier and probably more humane way of supplying the tribes with what they needed to survive.<br/>Nice history!</p>