Chief Plenty Coups' Historical Archive Photos

The Plenty Coups State Park has made a limited number of Chief Plenty Coups' archive photos available for public viewing on the Internet for the benefit and education of the public. This photographic presentation is the copyright property of the Chief Plenty Coups State Park. The images along with any interpretive text may only be viewed when accessing our home page. You are specifically prohibited from copying the images presented for any other purpose. Photos for private or commercial use may be requested and purchased. Please send inquiries or requests to:



Plenty Coups State Park
Box 100
Pryor, Montana 59066
406/252-1289

Plenty Coups (A leck - Chea - Ahoosh) meaning many achievements wears traditonal eagle feathers, ermine skins and other trapping representing coups and status. # 25796

Plenty Coups on his favorite "white horse"and flag awarded to him from the commissioner of Indian Affaris F. E. Leapp on August 25th, 1905. # 25797

A leck - Chea - Ahoosh, or Plenty Coups was the Transitional leader for the nomadic buffalo hunters in the difficult acceptance of inevitable change. # 257921

Plenty Coups and his step-daughter Mary. # 257930

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