Buffalo, driven down the wedge
shaped lane, were stampeded toward
the coulee by the riders. In all their
war paint and . feathers, whooping
Crees followed along the flanks of
the rushing herd, shooting harmless
arrows in profusion. But before the
buffalo had reached the appointed
spot rifles began to crack. The great
herd paused in Its rush and all was
confusion.
The cowpunchers on the flanks
fired their heavy revolvers along the
sides of the rushing mob. With the
"windup” the rifleman got out of
control and fired indiscriminately
Into the part of the herd that came
on. Many of the big bulls had turned
aside and the herd broke the fences
in a dozen places. ''
Instead of the ten head, which It
had been announced would be in
stantaneously killed by expert rifle
men, over a score lay helpless on the
! ground after the promiscous shooting
not only bulls, but cows and buffalo
| calves. Later, when the riders had
killed those with broken legs or
slightly wounded, the total number
l slaughtered exceeded 30.—
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