'mammoth anomaly in the south dakota badlands'

Sushi · 10-20-2008, 01:01 PM

The area in question is part of the Pine Ridge Indian Reservation. About half of the Badlands National Park falls within the reservation, so the Oglala Sioux have a voice in the management of the park.

We shouldn't assume that what's going on there is illegal. Different laws apply on reservation lands with good reason. Much Native American culture has already been destroyed.

The OS are very likely cultivating heritage crops or engaging in other activities related to their ancestry.

10-20-2008, 01:01 PM	#8
Sushi Avalon Senior Member Join Date: Oct 2008 Posts: 9	Re: 'mammoth anomaly in the south dakota badlands' The area in question is part of the Pine Ridge Indian Reservation. About half of the Badlands National Park falls within the reservation, so the Oglala Sioux have a voice in the management of the park. We shouldn't assume that what's going on there is illegal. Different laws apply on reservation lands with good reason. Much Native American culture has already been destroyed. The OS are very likely cultivating heritage crops or engaging in other activities related to their ancestry.