Coyote Races Buffalo
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So you are saying you got to keep one eye open all the time? How's a coyote supposed to rest?
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I heard this thruout my childhood, good one. I think it was Emmarine Chase who came to our 1st grade and told us these stories too.
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liar
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thank you for putting this up i used to live in new town north dakota i duno if you know where that is but its a mha nation (Mandan Hidatsa Arikara)
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If I were a liar you wouldn't be alive today
CalvinBG1955 2 years ago
can you tell this story to non natives?
mrwarning51 3 years ago
Yes, it is a common moral story on the Northern Plains, much like Aesop's fables. Therefore, it can be told to anyone.
CalvinBG1955 3 years ago