The history of the Crow tribe’s relationship to the Hidatsa and Mandan is complex and buried in history. In this historic interview, Crow Storyteller and Historian, Grant Bulltail unravels the different strands, including the Crows relationship to the Ripmen or Kiowa. In the process, he sheds light on two battles, one fought in Jordan, Montana, and another in what is now Cheyenne, Wyoming.
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