bison

Montana wildlife officials say they are recommending the relocation of 68 quarantined Yellowstone National Park bison to two Indian reservations. Fish, Wildlife and Parks had considered four relocation sites across the state, but ran into strong opposition by ranchers, landowners and hunters concerned with the spread of disease and damage to private property...

A temporary home for the 200  disease free bison could cost between $246,000 and $1.1 million, if they have to be placed on state land. The bison currently live in a federal quarantine facility, and on media mogul Ted Turner's ranch near Bozeman...

As part of the International Bison Management Plan, hazing operations are being conducted in the West Butte area outside of West Yellowstone, hazing bison back into the park. The operation started on Wednesday and will continue on through the weekend...

Bison  have been  lingering  outside Yellowstone National Park, or heading  back within its borders after their winter migration. Meanwhile 8 agencies and tribal groups,

The Stephens Creek Facility reached it’s capacity of bison in Yellowstone National Park last week.  State and wildlife officials say they plan to start pushing hundreds of bison back into Yellowstone this week to make way for cattle to graze on Montana’s surrounding lands.

The Stephens Creek Facility in Yellowstone National Park is currently full of bison. There are two pens at the facility, one for bison that have tested negative for exposure to the disease brucellosis and the other for animals that have tested positive...