Bobole

The Bobole lived on both sides of the Rio Grande and in the southwestern Edwards Plateau. Their camps were often near streams, and their round shelters used grass and buffalo hides. They hunted bison and deer, fished, and gathered mescal, prickly pear fruit, nuts and acorns. Bobole parties crossed the river northward to hunt buffalo, moving their camps frequently as food supplies changed. They maintained connections with several neighboring peoples, including the Jumano and Yorica.