"The Sacred Place" Style:Limited Edition Print The thrower often stopping before

The thrower often stopping before Buddy wanted to stop

Kansas and was one of the first cattle ranchers to do business in Western Kansas

Reno was told to "take his battalion and to move at as rapid a gait as he deemed prudent and that he would be supported by the whole command

and secured their eventful release

"The Sacred Place" Style:Limited Edition Print The thrower often stopping beforeRising from the Smoky Hill River Valley in Western Kansas, are magnificent limestone formations called the "Monument Rocks". They were known by the Cheyenne Indians as "The Sacred Place", near where their ancient ritual of the Sun Dance was held. The Cheyenne often left spiritual tokens at the "Monument Rocks", such as the buffalo skulls that Jerry placed atop the rocks, in "The Sacred Place". Print image size approx. 18" x 30", signed and numbered.