- A
buffalo chip, also
called a
meadow muffin, is the name for a large, flat,
dried piece of dung
deposited by the
American bison. Well
dried buffalo chips...
- The
Buffalo Chip Campground is an
event venue in
Meade County,
South Dakota,
United States. The
campground is a
place for
motorcycle enthusiasts and music...
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travelers relied on "
buffalo chips"—dried
bison dung—to fuel fires.
Buffalo chips resembled rotten wood and
would make
clear and hot fires.
Chips burned quickly...
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features in
otherwise unused space on the
chip.
Designers have used this
freedom to put all
sorts of
artwork on the
chips themselves, from designers' simple...
- "
Buffalo Chips"
White was a
boyhood friend of Col. Cody and also a scout. He
wanted to be like
Buffalo Bill and
acquired the
sobriquet "
Buffalo Chips"...
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cooking soups and stews. With wood
scarce on the plains,
women relied on
buffalo chips (dried dung) as fuel for
cooking and heat.
Stiff rawhide was fashioned...
-
Motorcycle Hall of Fame in Sturgis,
South Dakota, and made a jump at the
Buffalo Chip campground.
Knievel successfully jumped over 24
truck cabs at the Kings...
- the
Great Plains of the
United States used
dried buffalo manure as a fuel,
calling it "
buffalo chips."
Pueblo Indians used dry
animal dung as a fuel In...
- and
ignited dried buffalo chips to cook
their meals.
These burned fast in a breeze, and it
could take two or more
bushels of
chips to get one meal prepared...
- room in Washington, D.C., they
opened a
bundle over the
incense of
buffalo chips from
animals in the
National Zoo and pra**** for help. "The next day...