of the United States in the sense that the United States was the owner of the fee of the land; 4th, that the place where the elk were killed was in a mountainous region some distance removed from settlements, but was used by the settlers as a range for cattle and was within election and school districts of the State of Wyoming. References External links Who gets to hunt Wyoming's elk? Tribal Hunting Rights, U.S. Law and the Bannock 'War' of 1895 1896 in United States case law United States Supreme Court cases United States Supreme Court cases of the Fuller Court United States Native American treaty case law Native American history of Wyoming Bannock people