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The Winnebago, also known as the Ho-Chunk Nation, originally inhabited the region around the Wisconsin River and parts of present-day Wisconsin, Minnesota, and Iowa. They were known for their semi-nomadic lifestyle, utilizing the Natural Resources of the area for hunting, fishing, and agriculture. Over time, they faced forced removal and relocation, particularly in the 19th century, leading them to settle in various locations, including Nebraska and Iowa. Today, the Ho-Chunk Nation is based primarily in Wisconsin and Nebraska.

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