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Tag Archives: american bison
Photo of the Week – January 20, 2012
What’s more impressive in a prairie than a bull bison? Standing over 6 feet tall at the shoulder, and weighing up to 2000 lbs or more, they can inspire awe, fear, and hope all at once. While truly massive, bison are … Continue reading
Photo of the Week – April 15, 2011
What is it about bison that stirs up people’s imagination? Whatever it is, it was in full force in October 2008 when the brand new bison herd rolled off the truck at The Nature Conservancy’s Broken Kettle Grasslands in northwestern Iowa. I … Continue reading
