Answer:
Option D.
Step-by-step explanation:
Paint brushes, is the right answer.
The buffalo presented the Plains Indians with considerably more than the meal. The Plains tribes used the hairs of buffalo for producing cords and pads. Some other products were made from various body-parts of the buffalo such as horns and hoofs were used to make implements and utensils, sinew was used to make bowstrings and for stitching. For blankets, clothing and tipi covers, the people of Plains tribes used the hides. However, paintbrushes were not made of the hide of buffalo.