Special Notice - We are closed until June 2025. Tour operators and educators, please contact us to schedule tours and to discuss rates. The Vore Site will stay open from June 1 through Labor Day from 8 am to 6 pm. Special Notice - We are closed until June 2025. Tour operators and educators, please contact us to schedule tours and to discuss rates. The Vore Site will stay open from June 1 through Labor Day from 8 am to 6 pm. To Learn more about the Vore Buffalo Jump, Plains Indians, and buffalo, click on the following articles:The Apachean Saga - On the Other Side of The Mountains by Gene GadeThe Mystery of Dismal River Culture and its Possible VBJ Connections by Gene GadeThe Incredible Shrinking Buffalo by Gene GadeVore Buffalo Jump: Geology by Alvis L. LisenbeeAtlatls and Darts to Bows and Arrows – A Revolution in Projectile Technology by Gene GadeThe Momentous Arrival of the Bow and Arrow by Gene GadeLong Lost “Caller of the Game” Robe “Rediscovered” at SmithsonianJudging from Jaws by Gene GadeKnife River Flint – Prized Knapping Stone of the Northern Plains by Gene GadeWho was Limpy? by Gene Gade State Archaeologist Reports On His Research At Vore Buffalo Jump by Dr, Greg PiercePride and Pestilence – How Disease Epidemics Changed Plains Indian Tribal Dynamics by Gene GadeGeology of the Vore Buffalo Jump by Megan Schnorenberg and Gene GadeKiowa – Possible Users of the VBJ by Gene GadeVore Buffalo Jump Archaeology and the La Verendrye Expedition Report by Gene GadeWolves, Dog, Hybrids and Plains Indians by Gene GadeSpanish Diggings – The Source of Most Vore Site Artifacts by Gene GadeTribes that (Probably) Used the Vore Buffalo Jump – Plains Apaches and Kiowas Part one of a five part series by Gene GadeTribes that (Probably) Used the Vore Buffalo Jump – Shoshone Part two of a five part series by Gene GadeTribes that (Probably) Used the Vore Buffalo Jump – the Crow Part three of a five part series by Gene GadeTribes that (Probably) Used the Vore Buffalo Jump – the Cheyenne Part four of a five part series by Gene GadeTribes that (May Have) Used the Vore Buffalo Jump – the Sioux Part five of a five part series by Gene GadeTrails of the Vore Site Stone by Gene GadeSkull Circles: Use of Bison Skulls in Tribal Ceremonies by Gene GadePlains Indians, Horses, and the Vore Buffalo Jump by Gene GadeHow Much Meat Could a Meat Hunter Eat if a Meat Hunter Could Find Meat? Doing Math on Plains Indian Diets by Gene GadeThe Vore Site as “Weather Station” by Gene GadePlains Bison Mysteries that Remain. Part 1: The Buffalo Population and Why it Crashed by Gene GadeHow much did Plains Indian hunting effect buffalo or other wildlife populations? by Gene GadeThe VBJ and the Apache Odyssey by Gene GadeThe Ancient and Arduous Art of Brain Tanning Buffalo Hides by Gene Gade