[DOC] [TLE] Buffalo Bill Cody - Wikipedia [PAR] William Frederick "Buffalo Bill" Cody (February 26, 1846  January 10, 1917) was 
an American ... He founded Buffalo Bill's Wild West in 1883, taking his large 
company on .... In January 1872, Cody was a scout for the highly publicized 
hunting ... Cody is purported to have killed 4,282 American bison (commonly 
known as... [DOC] [TLE] Buffalo Bill Cody - Theater Actor, Military Leader, Folk Hero ... [PAR] Jul 8, 2014 ... Hunting and killing over 4,000 buffalo earned Buffalo Bill Cody his nickname, and 
his status as an Old West legend was cemented with ... Cody later served in the 
American Civil War, and in 1867 he began buffalo hunting ... original Wild West 
shows (Buntline was also the author of the Buffalo Bill novels). [DOC] [TLE] Buffalo Bill Cody - Legends of America [PAR] William Frederick Cody, aka Buffalo Bill Cody, was a versatile man of the ... Old 
West Legends Icon OLD WEST LEGENDS. Buffalo Bill Cody - Frontiersman & 
Entertainer ... On his return to Kansas he stopped in Julesburg, Colorado, where 
he was ... a famous Sioux Indian named Spotted Tail and his village to join the 
hunt. [DOC] [TLE] Buffalo Bill  The Man Behind the Legend | American Cowboy [PAR] Smart, ambitious, and creative, William F. "Buffalo Bill" Cody sold himself and his 
... the iconic name, he was simply William Frederick Cody, an 8-year-old boy 
when ... The Leavenworth area was the jumping-off point for wagons heading 
west to ... from the other teamsters in the outfit and participated in his first buffalo 
hunt. [DOC] [TLE] PBS - THE WEST - William F. Cody [PAR] In a life that was part legend and part fabrication, William F. Cody came to ... 
Finally, in 1867, Cody took up the trade that gave him his nickname, hunting ... All 
the while Cody was earning a reputation for skill and bravery in real life, he was 
also ... when he organized Buffalo Bill's Wild West, an outdoor extravaganza that
... [DOC] [TLE] Buffalo Bill (Creator) - TV Tropes [PAR] William F. Cody, better known under his nickname Buffalo Bill (1846-1917), was 
a 19th ... Bill remains in the public concsciousness as a colorful Wild West legend
. ... Animal rights activists see him as ruthless mass killer of buffalo and bison for 
fun, ... He also spoke out against hide-hunting and argued for conservation and a
... [DOC] [TLE] Western Gunslingers - Wild Bill Hickok, Jesse James, Buffalo Bill ... [PAR] They include, for instance, Wild Bill Hickok, Jesse James, Buffalo Bill Cody and ... 
When he died, he was holding two pair of cardsaces and eightsa 
combination known ... Frank James, Jesse's brother, was, in fact, a much better 
shot than Jesse ... a weapon that is vastly superior to those that the Western 
legends owned. [DOC] [TLE] Annie Oakley | HistoryNet [PAR] Frank and Cody negotiated for a three-day trial with the Buffalo Bill Wild West 
Show in ... She could also shoot a playing card with the thin edge held facing her 
multiple ... Cody often asked Annie to talk to Sitting Bull when he became upset, 
but her presence ... Hunting and shooting remained important parts in their lives. [DOC] [TLE] History of Wyoming/Wyoming in Popular Culture, 1868-present ... [PAR] In the days of the Wild West, Wyoming was full of buffalo herds and cowboys. ... 
Yellowstone National Park is perhaps more widely known than Jackson Hole. ... 
and performances that involve animals, Native Americans, horse back riding, .... 
was the nickname of the famous American Old West figure, William Frederick 
Cody. [DOC] [TLE] Where the Buffalo No Longer Roamed | History | Smithsonian [PAR] Jul 17, 2012 ... The Transcontinental Railroad connected East and Westand accelerated the ... 
Sheridan was soon able to mount the kind of offensive he desired. ... men like 
William Buffalo Bill Cody, who was hired by the Kansas Pacific Railroad to hunt 
the .... Old West Legends: Buffalo Hunters, Legends of

Question: From the type of animal that he hunted, wild west legend William Cody was better known by this nickname
Answer: "Buffalo Bill" Cody