Bison management group discusses deadly winter for Yellowstone bison
To start the winter, there were just more than an estimated 6,000 bison in the Yellowstone population after a 27% increase since 2020.
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To start the winter, there were just more than an estimated 6,000 bison in the Yellowstone population after a 27% increase since 2020.
To start the winter, there were just more than an estimated 6,000 bison in the Yellowstone population after a 27% increase since 2020.
To start the winter, there were just more than an estimated 6,000 bison in the Yellowstone population after a 27% increase since 2020.
To start the winter, there were just more than an estimated 6,000 bison in the Yellowstone population after a 27% increase since 2020.
The group was initially told that 1,186 bison were killed in tribal and state hunts, and 1,223 bison total were lost due to hunting or other reasons, which drew some gasps from members of the public in attendance.