Posted by Crazy Horse on March 23, 2019 at 06:59:38 from (75.158.37.1):
In Reply to: Bison posted by rusty6 on March 22, 2019 at 16:04:57:
One of Canada's national parks is just a 40 minute drive east of me (see link below) ...... Elk Island National Park. For a national park these days, it is very basic and old time, no commercial stuff on the property at all other than some limited camping spots and trails, etc. The bison population was started in the early part of the 1900's when they brought up breeding stock from Montana. Since then, the occasionally cull the population and they also ship bison all over the world to other places. Actually, there are two species here, one of either side of the main highway and each side is totally fenced. I think they are the Plains Bison and the Woods Bison. They are physically different in appearance to each other. Most people up here refer to them generically as buffalo.
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