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加拿大的落基山脉有一处“野牛涧”遗址,水草丰美,峰峦奇伟。而约6000年前,这里曾是史前时期最大的围猎场之一。漫长的岁月里,野牛为印第安土著居民提供了食用、穿戴和劳作的必需品,而狩猎野牛则是原住民必备的技能。印第安人利用对地形和野牛习性的熟知,在悬崖边以石块堆垒,筑成一条狭长的追逐小径。他们或成群结队地骑着悍马、驱着猎犬,或学着走失小牛的叫声,引诱牛群慢慢跟随。当牛群进入路口,队伍便长巾挥舞,人喊
Canada’s Rocky Mountains have a “bison stream ” ruins, plants lush, Ki-Wei peak. About 6,000 years ago, it was one of the largest hunting grounds in prehistoric times. In the long years, bison has provided Indian Indigenous people with necessities of eating, wearing and working hard, while hunting bison is an essential skill for Indigenous Peoples. The Indians, using their familiarity with terrain and the habit of buffalo, built a long, narrow chase on the edge of a cliff with stones. They rode the Hummer in droves, drive dogs, or learn to lose the call of the calf, to induce the herd to slowly follow. When the herd enters the junction, the team waving a long towel and shouting