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Explore the history of pemmican and bannock, from bison sustenance to a symbol of First Nations resilience. Learn how the ...

a school teacher in Blackfoot, all pitch in to help wrap meat. Hanson processes elk, deer, bison, moose, antelope, black bear, mountain lions and even big horn sheep. “Every animal is different ...

It is our connection to iinnii (bison) that has carried our people to this day,” Carlson said, using the Blackfoot word for the animal ... Buffalo provided the Blackfeet’s primary source of meat, and ...

Lying at the fertile confluence of the South Saskatchewan River and Opimihaw Creek, it was a gathering place for the people of the Northern Plains — the Blackfoot ... the bison’s meat and ...

Bison meat is often touted for its health benefits ... including his family’s ranch in the Blackfoot Valley. During the pandemic, Mannix told me, with meatpacking staff falling ill and ...

The Sioux Nation, Cheyenne, Arapaho, Crow, Blackfoot and Pawnee tribes ... A 2,000-pound animal is a lot of meat. Nearly every part of the bison was utilized for food, tools, clothing and shelter.

Successful hunters can keep the bison's head, hide and meat. Winners will be announced on the Blackfeet Fish and Wildlife Department Facebook page and contacted directly via phone. How to enter ...