 The Pomos were left to settle on non-fertile lands in the periphery of the land they once lived on and struggled to find enough food to survive.The Pomos and settlers did not always have a negative relationship as some settlers set aside land for the Pomos, provided work opportunities or married Native women, but despite this, conflict inevitably arose between the two groups.The majority of the remaining Pomos living in Potter Valley were brutally forced by the militia to leave Potter Valley and walk to Round Valley Reservation, 65 miles north of Ukiah.