Utugo Kuri Doge

Útugo Kúri Dóge is a name for a Bororo group, meaning “those who use long arrows.” Also called Kado Mogorége, or inhabitants of the bamboo groves, they are associated with the Pantanal and the Taquari River country. The Bororo, who call themselves Boe, inhabit a broad region of central Brazil, from wooded uplands to the floodplains of the Paraguay basin.