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Why was the buffalo such an important animal to Plains tribes
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Why was the buffalo such an important animal to Plains tribes

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Because the buffalo was the main source of the Indians food. They also used the buffalo's skin for their tepees. Wherever the buffalo moved, the Indians moved.

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