Is Kiowas are sedentary or nomadic?

The Kiowa people were traditionally nomadic, primarily following the seasonal migrations of buffalo across the Great Plains. They lived in tipis, which were easily transportable, allowing them to move with their food sources. However, after the 19th century, many Kiowa began to settle in more permanent communities due to changes in lifestyle and the impacts of U.S. policies. Today, they maintain a mix of both traditional and sedentary lifestyles.