How did the Comanche life change after the settlers came?

After settlers arrived, Comanche life underwent significant changes primarily due to increased land encroachment and competition for resources. They experienced disruptions in their traditional hunting practices, particularly bison hunting, as settlers expanded agriculture and livestock grazing. Additionally, the introduction of new technologies, such as firearms and horses, altered their warfare and trade dynamics. Ultimately, these changes led to a decline in their traditional way of life, forcing the Comanche to adapt to new realities and pressures.