Pohogwe

The Pohogwe were Shoshone people of the Snake River country, known in some accounts as the sagebrush people. Their lands included the plain and its approaches to the mountains, with connections reaching west toward Salmon Falls and east toward the Wind River country. From the eighteenth century onward, mounted Pohogwe Shoshone travelled regularly with Northern Paiute people known as Bannock. Their journeys brought together communities with different languages in a wide-ranging society of hunters and traders.