"Running withthe Elk-Dogs" Martin Grelle - Giclee on canvas 32 x 40 S/N 150 Giclée on Canvas The result is a sturdy

The result is a sturdy

colorful blankets draped across their horses

especially the incredible trunk

With the sun on his back and Old Friends by his side

Others of the tribe are crossing the valley below

"Running withthe Elk-Dogs" Martin Grelle - Giclee on canvas 32 x 40 S/N 150 Giclée on Canvas The result is a sturdy"In his book, 'No More Buffalo', Bob Scriver tells with a fictional story how the Blackfeet described the first horse that they saw. Some said it looked like the elk, being about the same size and color, and others had seen it in distant Indian camps being used to pull the travois like the dogs that were used by the Blackfeet. So, according to the story, they called them 'Ponokah Eemetah' in their language, which translates to Elk Dog in English Each