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High in the remote mountains of Idaho and the Greater Yellowstone region lived a little-known people called the Sheepeaters, or Tukudeka — (I was unable to find definitively if it was Sheepeaters or Sheep Eaters, the most commonly spelling was Sheepeaters, therefore I chose to stay consistent with it), a group often misunderstood, misidentified, and nearly erased from history. For generations, they survived in the high country by hunting bighorn sheep, moving with the seasons, and avoiding contact with the outside world. In 1879, that isolation came to an end. Accusations of murders, raids, and stolen livestock sparked Idaho’s last Indian war, drawing the U.S. Army deep into some of the most rugged terrain in the American West. What followed was not a traditional war, but a campaign of pursuit, ambushes, survival, and surrender — shaped as much by rumor and fear as by confirmed facts. This episode explores who the Sheep Eaters really were, what we know from archaeology and firsthand accounts, and how a misunderstood people became entangled in a conflict that quietly ended an ancient way of life. It also asks an uncomfortable question historians still debate: were the Sheep Eaters truly responsible for the violence blamed on them, or were they convenient scapegoats in a region already on edge? This is the story of the Sheep Eaters, their history, their war, and the unanswered questions left behind in the mountains. If you enjoy deep dives into forgotten Old West history, like the video 👍 and subscribe to Wild West Deep Dives 🤠 for more hidden stories, lost wars, and misunderstood people of the American frontier. Sources for Research https://www.intermountainhistories.or... Article by Andy McGinnis, University of Idaho The Sheep Eaters By William Alonzo Allen • The Sheepeaters, Mountain Indians of the G... The Sheepeaters, Mountain Indians of the Greater Yellowstone Region Video by; This is Yellowstone https://www.intermountainhistories.or... Article by Emmaretta Barnett, Brigham Young University https://objects.lib.uidaho.edu/taylor... Article by Michael H. Koeppen Collection of Articles in One Link Forgotten Tragedies of an Indian War, By Aaron F. Parker The Sheepeater Campaign, By George M Shearer & Col. W.C. Brown Moccasin Tracks of the Sheepeaters, By John Carrey https://objects.lib.uidaho.edu/twrs/P... The Sheepeater Campaign; An Archeological Perspective, by Ricky L. Roberts, Weber State College https://objects.lib.uidaho.edu/taylor... Sources for Photos Drawings on Cliffs by the Sheep Eaters Photo by Crest, Cliff and Canyon https://frishmanphoto.wordpress.com/2... Rocky Bar Mines https://idahohistory.contentdm.oclc.o... Captain Edward Farrow https://www.lib.uidaho.edu/digital/fi... ‘High in the Sawtooths’ CC; 2.0 Brent - DSCF1345 Photos of Soldier Bar Today (Airfield) Private Eagan’s Grave Today https://www.shortfield.com/listing/so... Private Eagan’s Grave Region Map (Vinegar Hill) https://objects.lib.uidaho.edu/taylor...