Bison

Commonly referred to as “Buffalo,” the American Bison was all but extinct only 200 years ago. Once roaming across most of the US, their homes included open prairie and woodland habitat. Following the invasion of European settlers the bison were unceremoniously slaughtered in obscene numbers for their hides, to destroy the food source of America’s former inhabitants, and often just for sport. Over the last 150 years, however, these massive icons of the American frontier have made a remarkable recovery! Bison now roam throughout a number of national parks in large herds. There are even intentions among conservation groups and others of slowly reintroducing the iconic American Bison to far more of their former range!

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One of the most iconic scenes in Yellowstone National Park, this powerful bison forages amidst his beautiful home.
Bison are a conservation success story. As a result of excessive hunting and with the intent of starving out the American Indians who depended on bison, this powerful creature was all-but extinct by the mid - 1800's. Years later, a wealthy hunter began an initiative to restore the herds. This initiative has since been improved upon and adopted by a number of bison advocates. Today, Yellowstone National Park, alone, houses approximately 5000 of these mighty creatures.
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Lamar Valley

As the light began to vanish for the day, a bison herd moved across the Lamar Valley. Backlit by the golden light, the dusty air created a stunning effect! Bison are a conservation success story. As a result of excessive hunting and with the intent of starving out the American Indians who depended on bison, this powerful creature was all-but extinct by the mid - 1800's. Years later, a wealthy hunter began an initiative to restore the herds. This initiative has since been improved upon and adopted by a number of bison advocates. Today, Yellowstone National Park, alone, houses approximately 5000 of these mighty creatures. This print is not currently available for sale. Please check back for updates!

Black and White Bison

Resting from a hard day of foraging, this large bison seemed perfectly at ease by himself. Bison are a conservation success story. As a result of excessive hunting and with the intent of starving out the American Indians who depended on bison, this powerful creature was all-but extinct by the mid - 1800's. Years later, a wealthy hunter began an initiative to restore the herds. This initiative has since been improved upon and adopted by a number of bison advocates. Today, Yellowstone National Park, alone, houses approximately 5000 of these mighty creatures.
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Bison Bulls

Early in the morning, a powerful bison bull leads his companions to the open grasslands for food. Bison are a conservation success story. As a result of excessive hunting and with the intent of starving out the American Indians who depended on bison, this powerful creature was all-but extinct by the mid - 1800's. Years later, a wealthy hunter began an initiative to restore the herds. This initiative has since been improved upon and adopted by a number of bison advocates. Today, Yellowstone National Park, alone, houses approximately 5000 of these mighty creatures.
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Dusty Duel

Two young bulls were tussling for a bit before a third decided to join in. At first, two bison were teaming up against the third before they shifted to alternately chasing each-other. Bison are a conservation success story. As a result of excessive hunting and with the intent of starving out the American Indians who depended on bison, this powerful creature was all-but extinct by the mid - 1800's. Years later, a wealthy hunter began an initiative to restore the herds. This initiative has since been improved upon and adopted by a number of bison advocates. Today, Yellowstone National Park, alone, houses approximately 5000 of these mighty creatures.
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Bison Breath

On this chilly late-May morning, many of the bison were covered in frost and their breath was quite visible in the cold air. One can only imagine what they endure just to survive the frigid winters and feet of snow which blanket the ground. Bison are a conservation success story. As a result of excessive hunting and with the intent of starving out the American Indians who depended on bison, this powerful creature was all-but extinct by the mid - 1800's. Years later, a wealthy hunter began an initiative to restore the herds. This initiative has since been improved upon and adopted by a number of bison advocates. Today, Yellowstone National Park, alone, houses approximately 5000 of these mighty creatures.
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Bison Brawl

These two young bulls were vigorously tussling for quite some time. The late afternoon sunlight and periodic dust clouds made for some spectacular photo-ops! Bison are a conservation success story. As a result of excessive hunting and with the intent of starving out the American Indians who depended on bison, this powerful creature was all-but extinct by the mid - 1800's. Years later, a wealthy hunter began an initiative to restore the herds. This initiative has since been improved upon and adopted by a number of bison advocates. Today, Yellowstone National Park, alone, houses approximately 5000 of these mighty creatures. This print is not currently available for sale. Please check back for updates!

Runaway Bison

Two young bulls were tussling for a bit before a third, non-pictured bison decided to join in. At first, two bison were teaming up against the third before they shifted to alternately chasing each-other. Bison are a conservation success story. As a result of excessive hunting and with the intent of starving out the American Indians who depended on bison, this powerful creature was all-but extinct by the mid - 1800's. Years later, a wealthy hunter began an initiative to restore the herds. This initiative has since been improved upon and adopted by a number of bison advocates. Today, Yellowstone National Park, alone, houses approximately 5000 of these mighty creatures. This print is not currently available for sale. Please check back for updates!

Battling Bulls

Before the Dust Settles

These two young bulls were vigorously tussling for quite some time. The late afternoon sunlight and periodic dust clouds made for some spectacular photo-ops! Yellowstone National Park, WY.
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