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Random mutterings, observations, and comments on what ever comes to mind. Photos will be posted.
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- Habitat For Humanity Deconstructs a House
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- Currently retired and enjoying life.
Classic photos. There was a bison ranch down the road from me here in CT. For some reason, the bison seem much more at home in SD than here. I've enjoyed all your photos from SD this week. Keep up the good work.
ReplyDeletenever seen bisons other than in movies or pics
ReplyDeletelove the shots
These are BIG guys. Once in Yellowstone, a herd emerged from the woods and ran past my car, on both sides. It was both thrilling and scary.
ReplyDeleteThey are larger than cattle, but archeology shows they use to be much larger, truly scary. Bison are unpredictable, and may charge people.
DeleteLovely photos.
ReplyDeleteThank you.
DeleteBison are beautiful. No doubt about it. :)
ReplyDeleteI do love the way bison look out on open land. It seems right. I love your profile, by the way - good for you, enjoying life! Have a nice weekend.
ReplyDeleteI agree with Karen, bison look out of place behind a fence, they belong on the open prairie where they came from.
ReplyDeleteKaren and Gracie if you like buffalo photos stay tuned this weekend for more. I have two more days of bison to come. Thank you for your comments.
ReplyDeleteThey are such beautiful All-American icons. Thank you for sharing.
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