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Yellowstone Bison Made a Stunning Comeback. Now, After 120 Years of Conversation, The Bison Form a Single Breeding PopulationAmerican bison symbolize resilience, and today, their thriving population represents humanity’s greatest conservation story.
An ag economist says he’s monitoring the total number of cattle on feed in the USDA report this week. Charley Martinez is ...
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Bison here, bison there: Death of Lehigh County’s patriarch bull leads to split herd at preserveVisitors to Lehigh County's Trexler Nature Preserve can now see bison in two separate pastures, due to a shift in herd ...
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I Ate My Way Through Montana's Cattle Country—and Found the Perfect SteakTracing Montana’s cattle culture, from wild buffalo to grass-fed steak. As I stood atop a rocky precipice in central Montana, ...
“Being a cattle person, too, I don’t want to piss the cattlemen off — but I like the dried bison meat more than the regular domesticated cattle,” Sockzehigh said. “There’s just ...
Opinion: The Greater Yellowstone Coalition and our partners remain focused on actions that preserve what makes this region ...
The Livestock Loss Board handles those claims. However, a small — but growing — number of bison producers don’t have access to the same system and can’t file claims over animals that have ...
Most bison today aren't pure bison but are genetically mixed with cattle. The zoo says its four bison represent the purest stock in North America because genetic integrity plays an important role ...
The Fort Peck Assiniboine and Sioux Tribes, along with four other groups, have asked a federal court judge to let them ...
With House Bill 504, Rep. Eric Tilleman, R-Cascade, wants to add them to a list of animals included in the livestock loss ...
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