Na isha

The Ná'ishą, also called the Plains Apache, were a people of the Great Plains who maintained close ties with the Kiowa. Their language belonged to the Apachean family, distinct from that of their allies. Together they ranged between the Rocky Mountain country and the southern plains, hunting bison and trading horses. By the end of the eighteenth century, Kiowa and Plains Apache groups were establishing a new homeland near the Arkansas and Red River drainages.