Stieff Peaceful-Tail

 

Stieff Peaceful-Tail
Blond Malamute canine. Simple outdoorsy kind of guy. President and founder of the Aboriginal Animal Guild, and husband to Morningstar. Stieff created the first mixed-race eco-village outside of Butte Montana with wolves, dogs and Native American humans. Stieff is a founding member of the World Eco Village Project. A traditional Native American Shaman, Stieff has also studied Sanskrit and aboriginal languages.
“I like simplicity and quiet; but being in the white house was a great opportunity to build solid relationships and lobby for aboriginal animals all over the United States. I started the Aboriginal Animal Guild in 2057.

 I have been working with indigenous wolves and other species over the past 60 years and we have happily bought up many large tracts of wild land where we promote the natural life. We eat mostly raw natural foods, and live in close contact with nature.
 

There have been many changes over the last 100 years. People are obviously a little tamer now then when we hunted for 100% of our food. With the introduction of simumeat for the safety of hoofed tribes, many groups have stopped hunting in the old ways. 
Technology and commerce have started to creep into the old tribes. We have at least one wireless paw top computer at mostof our cave dwellings. We also have solar powered batteries and mouth cranked radios. But we have tried to let it happen slowly and keep as many of the old ways as we can.” 
To learn more about my projects visit aboriginalanomalguild.com 

Blond Malamute canine. Simple outdoorsy kind of guy. President and founder of the Aboriginal Animal Guild, and husband to Morningstar. Stieff created the first mixed-race eco-village outside of Butte Montana with wolves, dogs and Native American humans. Stieff is a founding member of the World Eco Village Project. A traditional Native American Shaman, Stieff has also studied Sanskrit and aboriginal languages.

 

“I like simplicity and quiet; but being in the white house was a great opportunity to build solid relationships and lobby for aboriginal animals all over the United States. I started the Aboriginal Animal Guild in 2057.

 I have been working with indigenous wolves and other species over the past 60 years and we have happily bought up many large tracts of wild land where we promote the natural life. We eat mostly raw natural foods, and live in close contact with nature.
 


 

There have been many changes over the last 100 years. People are obviously a little tamer now then when we hunted for 100% of our food. With the introduction of simumeat for the safety of hoofed tribes, many groups have stopped hunting in the old ways. 
Technology and commerce have started to creep into the old tribes. We have at least one wireless paw top computer at mostof our cave dwellings. We also have solar powered batteries and mouth cranked radios. But we have tried to let it happen slowly and keep as many of the old ways as we can.” 

 

To learn more about my projects visit aboriginalanomalguild.com