SSB-40
John Jenkins Designs
Not yet Released - expected in early December.
THE OWL-MAN’S BOWSTRING OR WOLF WARRIORS SOCIETY
This society was confined to the Southern Cheyenne, and was the last to be formed. There were usually 100-200 members who had something of a reputation for revelry, noisy singing, wild dancing and colourful clothing. Each member dressed as he chose, and there was no standard society costume, although there was a standard regalia, such as a wolf hide worn in poncho fashion.
The Bowstrings were open to any warrior of fifteen years of age or more. The society did not invite members to join it, but the warriors came of their own violation to request admission.
Each Wolf warrior carried a lance, with two of the lances decorated with eagle feathers from one end to the other, similar to Plains war flags.