70 yr old lady on a walking trail in Custer State Park and got too close to a group of bulls. One hit her from behind and took her out. People still cant respect rhem and...why do they have a walking trail where there are buffalo. Happens every year in Jellystone when people get out of their cars and approach them.

Don’t get me started on the stupidity of people!!

It is kind of a self correcting problem, isn't it?

Just remove the warning signs, those that it would save have proven they can't read so why waste the time.

Taken out by a buffalo, at 70? Or live to 85 and die in hospice? What a way to go. Give your heart to the hawks

I recon that's one way to look at it. In a different way!

Disney is to blame

Some lessons are fatal

Hate to hear about these folks but no respect for wild animals can lead to untimely death

Keith

Results of society promoting the idea that animals aren't animals. They are all human like pets that are victims of humans being cruel to them. That buffalo is just the result of his ancestors being chased around horseback by Indians. He saw a chance at a little payback and snapped.

And PITA and those of their ilk!

and most policies for death end at 70 so if she just learned she had something like cancer buffalo in a park is accidental death. might even got some liability out of the park.

that probably wasn't her plan , she was more than likely just luck for 70 years well and that the idiot proofing got so good before she got too old .

I can hear an army of 70 year old women right now saying , well why would he hurt me I was no threat to him I just wanted a picture.


because ladies you are working on a social construct of your making that you feel you need to be a threat.
the bison never studied your social construct and doesn't care , maybe he didn't like your littering , you sweater , your perfume or maybe you did present as a threat just not one in your social construct.

The introduction of the Re-Wilding Act to some parts of the country and its POSSIBLE negative sides.

Re-Wilding Act in Illinois gives DNR full rights to introduce bison and mountain lions, bears and wolves
back into the state. Bison have already been re-introduced.
But whata worried about?

I worked at Badlands National Park for two seasons,the stupidity of a lot of tourists is astounding.Saw one guy trying to sneak up on a group of buffalo,he told us he wanted to slap one on the a$@

Anyone that dumb deserves the chance to get educated by the buffalo.

That, I would pay to watch.

Is it a federal crime to sell tickets to watch on national park land?