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People of the Bison

No one imagined the buffalo would almost become extinct by 1890.

Aired 11/05/2010 | Rating NR

Dakota Pathways

People of the Bison

Special | 12m 58sVideo has Closed Captions

No one imagined the buffalo would almost become extinct by 1890.

Years ago bison covered the plains similar to new leaves on a spring tree. They migrated with the seasonal change. They traveled north of The Black Hills during the summer and south of The Black Hills during the winter. The movement of Native Americans coincided with the bison migration. The Indians main source of food was the bison.

Aired 11/05/2010 | Rating NR

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Dakota Pathways is a local public television program presented by SDPB

Department of Education http://doe.sd.gov

Dakota Pathways

People of the Bison

Special | 12m 58sVideo has Closed Captions

Years ago bison covered the plains similar to new leaves on a spring tree. They migrated with the seasonal change. They traveled north of The Black Hills during the summer and south of The Black Hills during the winter. The movement of Native Americans coincided with the bison migration. The Indians main source of food was the bison.

Aired 11/05/2010 | Rating NR

Problems with Closed Captions? Closed Captioning Feedback

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Dakota Pathways is a local public television program presented by SDPB

Department of Education http://doe.sd.gov

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