Sentence examples for buffalo hunting from inspiring English sources

Comanche bands were feared by the Spaniards of the Southwest because they subsisted as much by plunder as by buffalo hunting.

Most groups resided in permanent riverside villages and traveled to upland locales during fair-weather foraging excursions; however, horses were readily adopted once available and some groups subsequently shifted to nomadic buffalo hunting.

Concern for the destruction of the buffalo mounted, and a bill in Congress was passed, HR 921, that would have made buffalo hunting illegal for whites.

Many tribes were seminomadic and depended more on buffalo hunting than on agriculture for their living.

"Indian Arts" features American Indians in loincloths dancing, drumming and buffalo hunting.

THE RUSSIAN PRINCE.; Buffalo Hunting on the Plane by the Grand Duke--Preparations Made for the Comfort of the Party.

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The bridge itself was celebrated as a gateway to Brooklyn — a tribute affirmed by the giant colonnade and arch at the Manhattan entrance (incongruously topped by a frieze of a buffalo hunt, designed by an artist from Buffalo).

A Guide for the Modern Buffalo Bill GETTING A LICENSE This winter, the buffalo hunt season in Montana was divided in two parts.

He also painted an impressionistic buffalo hunt in the manor's breakfast room downstairs, a nod to the fact that the Coes were friends with Buffalo Bill Cody and bought his ranch in Wyoming.

Instead he painted stark plains landscapes, rituals of the buffalo hunt and ethnographic portraits of American Indian leaders.