Sep 4, 2026 · 50 min · 15 segments
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Mark Seth LenderIt's a cool, clear morning when Louis Tallbull welcomes the crowd to Daniels Park, an area on a ridge south of Denver overlooking the city
The fenced area nearby holds half of the city's roughly 70 bison, known as buffalo in native communities.
For the last seven years, the city has allowed the Taubo Memorial Council, a group founded by Lewis's grandfather, to slaughter one of those bison each fall.
A young warrior is going to lose his life today.
But in that way, he's going to provide life.
He takes a handful of men through a gate towards a corral holding a 600-pound bull.
Many tribes keep bison to help restore the species, a species white settlers nearly exterminated because it sustained indigenous people.
During the recent government shutdown, for example, some tribal governments slaughtered bison to make up for the loss of federal food benefits.
Us Indians who are forced to live in the city, we don't have anything like that.
Even though census data, it shows nearly three quarters of American Indians live in urban areas.
That's what we're doing is we're bringing these traditional ways and these bison harvests that only happen on reservations to the inner city urban communities.
It's a mission
He watches from a distance as elders pay their respect to the bison and a dance group begins to perform.
This is by far the biggest event that we've had down here and every year it seems to be getting bigger and bigger.
It's a cool, clear morning when Louis Tallbull welcomes the crowd to Daniels Park, an area on a ridge south of Denver overlooking the city
The fenced area nearby holds half of the city's roughly 70 bison, known as buffalo in native communities.
For the last seven years, the city has allowed the Taubo Memorial Council, a group founded by Lewis's grandfather, to slaughter one of those bison each fall.
A young warrior is going to lose his life today.
But in that way, he's going to provide life.
He takes a handful of men through a gate towards a corral holding a 600-pound bull.
Many tribes keep bison to help restore the species, a species white settlers nearly exterminated because it sustained indigenous people.
During the recent government shutdown, for example, some tribal governments slaughtered bison to make up for the loss of federal food benefits.
Us Indians who are forced to live in the city, we don't have anything like that.
Even though census data, it shows nearly three quarters of American Indians live in urban areas.
That's what we're doing is we're bringing these traditional ways and these bison harvests that only happen on reservations to the inner city urban communities.
It's a mission
He watches from a distance as elders pay their respect to the bison and a dance group begins to perform.
This is by far the biggest event that we've had down here and every year it seems to be getting bigger and bigger.
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