Explore "The Revenge of the Two Brothers on the Háwikuhkwe, or the Two Little Ones and their Turkeys" by Frank Hamilton Cushing on Textopian.
Long, long ago, there lived on Twin Mountain, Áhaiyúta and his younger brother, with their grandmother. They had a large flock of Turkeys of which they were very fond, but were not so attentive to them as they should have been. Said the grandmother to the boys, late one morning: "Let your poor Turkeys out, for they will starve, poor birds, if you do not let them out oftener."
"But they will run away, grandmother," said the two boys, who did not fancy herding them much of the time.