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Tauck Tours Scavenger Hunt: Answer Key

Answer Key: Treasures of the West

For our Tauck scavenger hunters: consult the answer key to see how you did!
Tauck scavenger hunters: consult the answer key to see how you did!

Tauck Tours Scavenger Hunt, 2018

We hope you enjoyed our Treasures of the West Scavenger Hunt, designed for our friends with Tauck Tours. Let’s see how you did!


Draper Natural History Museum

These are the bones on Arnold’s or Big Boy’s back. What animal is it?

  • Bobcat

What animal body part is it?

  • Grizzly bear’s nose & muzzle

Buffalo Bill Museum

At one point in the film, Buffalo Bill addresses the crowd from horseback… what does he say?

  • “Ladies and Gentlemen, let me introduce you to the Roughriders of the World!”

Cody Firearms Museum
McCracken Research Library

What three different names were used by the woman outlaw in this exhibit?

  • Belle Starr, The Bandit Queen, Myra Maebelle Shirley

What is the brand and the date of manufacture?

  • Winchester Model 1895 Deluxe

What is engraved on the frame?

  • ZG, his initials

In the last alcove to the left, find the Model 1851 Navy Colt Revolver associated with the name of the man some people confuse with Buffalo Bill. What two names did he go by?

  • Wild Bill Hickock and James Butler Hickok

How did he earn his famous nickname?

  • He was a Union spy and scout in the Civil War and had shooting encounters in Nebraska and Missouri.

Plains Indian Museum

Find the Tobacco Society Blanket. What birds are represented on the blanket?

  • Pinyon jay, common nighthawk, red-winged blackbird, hawk feathers, and one other bird that is unidentifiable.

How many sticks hold this object closed?

  • Fifteen (15)

Find White Swan’s painting on muslin. What does his painting depict?

  • The Battle of the Little Big Horn or “Custer’s Last Stand” in June of 1876. The Crow had aligned themselves with the U.S. government against their traditional enemies, the Lakota Sioux and Cheyenne.

To which tribe did he belong and what was his job?

  • He was an Apsaalooke (Crow) and he was a U.S. Army Scout for the 7th Infantry and the 7th Cavalry.

What is this?

  • Ball cap or trucker’s hat

Whitney Western Art Museum

Each activity/answer in this gallery are subject to each individual’s opinion and personal creativity.


Gardens and other Outdoor Spaceds

Sacajawea sculpture. What is the artist’s name?

  • Harry Jackson

Jade, the live bald eagle. Why is he unable to live on his own in the wild?

  • Because he has been injured and he would not be able to take care of himself if left alone in the wild.

How many wild bird houses can you find?

  • There are at least five (5) birdhouses.
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Nancy now does Grants & Foundations Relations for the Center of the West's Development Department, but was formerly the Content Producer for the Center's Public Relations Department, where her work included writing and updating website content, publicizing events, copy editing, working with images, and producing the e-newsletter Western Wire. Her current job is seeking and applying for funding from government grants and private foundations. In her spare time, Nancy enjoys photography, reading, flower gardening, and playing the flute.

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