No, that would be a waste of a valuable commodity.
Native Americans knew that to tan the hide of any animal, its own brain was exactly the right substance to use, and the correct quantity - brain contains an oil which softens and preserves leather. Buffalo hides were always needed for bedding, for moccasins, for winter robes and for tipi covers, so the brains of the animals were always needed for the tanning process.
the Indians ate buffalo and berries!
The Plain dwelling Native American's mainly ate Buffalo as they were quite common.
the Comanche Indians eat buffalo,berries,peanuts.
buffalo
They eat buffalo skin
they used the buffalo meat to eat.
No. they were on of the Native American groups that farmed and formed "permanent" settlements(they didn't move). Besides, buffalo can't survive in a desert. There isn't anything for a large herbivore to eat.
fish berries nuts buffalo..
They eat grass :)
they used the buffalo bone and all parts of the buffalo you can't eat
they ate buffalo and vegidables they gathered
Buffalo, nuts or berries