Sheep Eaters aren't some sort of mythical creature but rather an extinct branch of the Shoshone people. Like other bands of this Native American tribe, Sheep Eaters or Tukadika were named for the food they ate. Sheep Eater Indians ate meat, most notably Bighorn Sheep. They lived in caves and wikiups in the mountainous region of northwest Wyoming known as Yellowstone Basin. The Sheep Eaters were expert craftsman and were known for their powerful bows as well as their tailored clothes. But what sets the Sheep Eaters apart from other Indians of their time is their use of elaborate traps. Sheep Eater Indians fashioned corals out of tree trunks and rocks and covered then them with brush. They drove unsuspecting herds into their well-disguised sheep traps.