bison

We never get tired of seeing video of tourists getting too close to wild animals while in Yellowstone (as long as they are ok). This woman gets chased by a bison, trips and is completely unscathed.

It's mating season right now, and some of the animals aren't tolerating any fellow Bison-blocking.

On June 25th a 72 year old woman was gored after getting too close to a bison at Yellowstone National Park.

Reinke may have a drinking problem (Yah think?) and he apparently was cutting a wide swath of destruction across the National Parks System.

Approximately twenty-seconds into the video, the tourist approaches the animal after exiting his car with arms waving, and is briefly charged by the bison.

Yellowstone National Park's booming bison population is expected to reach a level that park officials would like to maintain despite being much higher than the official population goal.

More than 1,000 bison were removed from Yellowstone National Park this winter as part of population control.

A man who chained himself to a concrete-filled barrel in an effort to prevent trucks from hauling Yellowstone National Park bison to slaughter has pleaded guilty.

A judge has ordered three bison activists arrested in Yellowstone National Park to be detained until at least Monday.

Yellowstone National Park officials say rangers arrested two people who were trying to chain themselves to a corral where wild bison are held.

Montana wildlife officials say 70 bison have been shot by hunters so far this year. The Billings Gazette reported Thursday that 59 of those bison were killed on the west side near West Yellowstone, while 11 were killed in the Gardiner area.

The correct way to handle an encounter with bison is to pull off to the right if possible, shut your engines off and stand as still as you can, using your motorized vehicle as a barrier.