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The bison transferred included seven males, 53 females and 52 calves.

A fierce winter in Yellowstone National Park has forced bison north into the waiting rifles of tribal and state hunters.

Department of Agriculture’s USDA Animal and Plant Health Inspection Service APHIS has proposed to amend animal disease traceability regulations and require electronic identification for interstate movement of cattle and bison.

New research shows bison are altering the landscape in unexpected ways when reintroduced to Midwest prairie ecosystems. 

Some people seem to have a death wish, lady got lucky.

BUSTED. Barangay officials witness the arrest of a traffic enforcer in Binmaley town, Pangasinan in a buy-bust operation on Sunday (Jan. 29, 2023). The enforcer was considered a high-value target in the province. (Photo courtesy of PDEA Pangasinan) BINMALEY, Pangasinan - Authorities have arrested a member of the Public Order and Safety Office of this town, who is also a former jail officer in the Pangasinan Provincial Jail, that made him a high-value target (HVT), in a buy-bust operation. In an ...

9-Man Football to Former NDSU All-American To NFL Now A Chance At Super Bowl

Vermejo is over 550,000 acres of wild New Mexico land — and a natural home for the reinvigorated, majestic North American bison.

Senate Bill 57, sponsored by Sen. Lynn Findley, R-Vale, and Rep. Mark Owens, R-Crane, would amend Oregon law to remove the brucellosis vaccine requirement for beef cows, though it would

You'd be amazed how little the country knows about OK.