A young Crow named Bishéesh fasted on one of the Teton peaks where he had a vision of horses. This lead him on a 7-year trek to the south, from which he returned with the first horses. In honor of this feat, the Crow call the Tetons Bishéesh iilápxe, or Bishéesh’s father.
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