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Cheyenne Red Shield - Cheyenne American Indian By Howard Terpning

Cheyenne Red Shield - Cheyenne American Indian by Howard Terpning

Among the Northern Cheyenne people, there was a society called The Red Shield Society, or the “Bull Soldiers.” This was the only soldier band so far as is known that carried a shield distinctive to the organization. The shields often had the buffalo tail hanging from the bottom. The members wore the skin of a buffalo bulls head with the horns attached. Once a man was elected to the society, he was a member for life.

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