Native Americans: Bison hunting

Bison hunting (hunting of the American bison, also commonly known as the American buffalo) was an activity fundamental to the economy and society of the Plains Indians peoples who inhabited the vast grasslands on the Interior Plains of North America, prior to the animal's near-extinction in the late nineteenth century.

Buffalo hunting (buffalo: American bison) was important for the Indians to obtain food. Indian hunters (as well as white hunters) hunted only as many buffalo as they needed for their own needs until 1870.

Series list for 203/100/7
No. 203-i106 (1x) Native American: Group: Native American women to assign a buffalo (Am
No. 203-ib2 (1x) Indian: Indian on horseback, with axe
No. 203-i106/1 (1x) North America: Buffalo skull (American bison)
No. 203-i106/2 (1x) North America: Buffalo skull (American bison)
No. 203-i106/3 (1x) North America: Buffalo skull (American bison)
No. 203-i101 (1x) Indians: Group: Indians on horseback, hunting buffalo
No. 203-i107 (1x) Native American: Group: Native Americans loading a pole grinder
No. 203-i102 (1x) Indians: Group: Indians on horseback, hunting buffalo
No. 203-i108 (2x) North America: American bison, (bull) buffalo
Nos. 203-i103 (1x) Native Americans: Group: Native Americans on horseback, hunting buffalo
Nos. 203-i109 (2x) North America: American bison, cow (buffalo)
Nos. 203-i104 (1x) American Indian: Indian on horseback
Nos. 203-i110 (2x) North America: American bison, cow (buffalo)
No. 203-i105 (1x) Native American: Indian on horseback
No. 203-i111 (1x) North America: American bison, calf, buffalo