Photography by Jon M. Sailer

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American Indians and the Buffalo

American Indians and the Buffalo

American Indians and the Buffalo The Dakota, Lakota, and Nakota (Sioux) Indians used the buffalo for food. They also used it for clothing and shelter. Because the buffalo was so important, it had a special place in their religion. An old story tells that the Indians...

Snakes of South Dakota

Snakes of South Dakota

17 species of snakes make their home in South Dakota. The only venomous variety is of course the Prairie Rattlesnake, with it’s distinct rattle at the end of its tail. I talked to a rancher near Belle Fourche and he told me that some Rattlesnakes he has encountered on...

Naja Shriners

Naja Shriners

While out taking photos I came across a group of men coming down the road. OK, no big deal. But something caught my attention. Two of them were wielding menacing spiked clubs. Six of them looked to be strung together with a rope, and each had the famous red plastic...

The United Sioux Tribes Symbol

The United Sioux Tribes Symbol

About The United Sioux Tribes Symbol The symbol for the corporation is a star.  A symbol that denotes hope and the dawn of a new Indian awareness. Each point of the star, in the form of teepees is representative of one of the eleven (11) reservations, which forms...

Missouri River War Axe

Missouri River War Axe

Lewis & Clark referred to these as "war axes" or "battle axes" but the term Missouri War Axe was used by authors to indicate their only area of use in the West. They were used by a number of different tribes in the Missouri river watershed region including the...

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