Buffalo Jumps and the Cycle of Life

This chapter explores the historical practice of buffalo jumps by Native Americans, emphasizing the interconnectedness of hunting, waste, and the ecological cycle. It delves into the brutal realities of tribal warfare and disease during the conquest of North America, highlighting the Comanche tribe’s advanced combat techniques and their impact on European settlers. Additionally, the chapter draws parallels between historical survival strategies and modern-day responses to societal instability.