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South Dakotas thrilling annual Buffalo Roundup draws tens of thousands of spectators to the Black Hills Custer State Park.

The most common culprits when those tragedies occur aren't the alligators, scorpions, or snakes you may expect and fear the most — they're deer.

Stacker used State Farms animal collision study to rank all 50 states and Washington D.C. by the likelihood a driver there will hit an animal.

These gorgeous creatures call South Dakota and Custer State Park home. They're so peaceful. We're so lucky!

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Crazy Horse Memorial will host its annual Native Americans' Day celebrations on Monday (Oct. 9, 2023). The all...

The herd of 1,500 bison was rounded up by 60 experienced horseback riders during the annual Custer State Park Buffalo Roundup.

Visitors from around the world watched the bison run over hills and grasslands as cowboys and cowgirls rounded up bison to be vaccinated and checked by vets.

The South Dakota Game Fish and Parks Commission approved on Oct. 5 a department recommendation to allow the airport license to lapse. The decision effectively closes the airport, said Jeff VanMeeteren, the director of parks and recreation for the GFP.

About 500 bison will be sold at auction on Nov. 4, Matt Schneider of the South Dakota Game Fish and Parks said at an Oct. 5 GFP commission meeting.