The Extermination of the American BisonMAPS.Reading editionChapter navigation25 reading sectionsGo to chapterChoose a chapter…Front matterWILLIAM T. HORNADAY,Introductory materialMAPS.PREFATORY NOTE.I. Discovery of the species.II. Geographical Distribution.III. Abundance.IV. Character of the species.V. The Habits of the Buffalo.VI. The Food of the Bison.VII. Mental Capacity and Disposition.VIII. Value of the Buffalo to MAN.IX. The Present Value of the Bison to Cattle-Growers.I. Causes of the Extermination.II. Methods of Slaughter.III. Progress of the Extermination.IV. Congressional Legislation for the Protection of the Bison.V. Completeness of the Extermination.VI. Effects of the Extermination.VII. Preservation of the Species from Absolute Extinction.I. The Exploration.II. The Hunt.III. The Mounted Group in the National Museum.INDEX.Previous chapter ←Introductory materialNext chapter →PREFATORY NOTE.All chapters and sections (25)Opening pagesFront matterOther sectionsWILLIAM T. HORNADAY,Opening pagesIntroductory materialOther sectionsMAPS.PREFATORY NOTE.Part 1 · Other sectionsI. Discovery of the species.II. Geographical Distribution.III. Abundance.IV. Character of the species.V. The Habits of the Buffalo.VI. The Food of the Bison.VII. Mental Capacity and Disposition.VIII. Value of the Buffalo to MAN.IX. The Present Value of the Bison to Cattle-Growers.Part 2 · Other sectionsI. Causes of the Extermination.II. Methods of Slaughter.III. Progress of the Extermination.IV. Congressional Legislation for the Protection of the Bison.V. Completeness of the Extermination.VI. Effects of the Extermination.VII. Preservation of the Species from Absolute Extinction.Part 3 · Other sectionsI. The Exploration.II. The Hunt.III. The Mounted Group in the National Museum.INDEX.Sketch map of the hunt for buffalo◇Map illustrating the extermination of the American bison◇← Introductory materialPREFATORY NOTE. →