Eastward are many small Mountains, and a Buffaloe Road between them and the Ridge."[1]
"We kept down the Creek 2 miles further, where it meets with a large Branch coming from the South West, and thence runs through the East Ridge making a very good Pass; and a large Buffaloe Road goes from that Fork to the Creek over the West Ridge, which we took and found the Ascent and Descent tollerably easie."[2]
"In the Fork of Licking Creek is a Lick much used by Buffaloes and many large Roads lead to it."[3]
"We went up Naked Creek to the head and had a plain Buffaloe Road most of the way."[4]
"I blazed several trees four ways on the outside of the low Grounds by a Buffaloe Road, and marked my Name on Several Beech Trees."[5]
Boone, while relating the opening of his