Bison in the Theodore Roosevelt National Park in North Dakota. Photo from National Park Service
The National Park Service will be sending hundreds of bison to tribes and tribal organizations. The animals are coming from the Theodore Roosevelt National Park in North Dakota. Up to 400 bison will be culled to help control the herd's population.
YouTube: Bison roundup in the south unit of Theodore Roosevelt National Park
Most of the tribes that will receive the bison are in the Great Plains, The Bismarck Tribune reported. Get the Story:
National Park culls bison herd by 400 (The Bismarck Tribune 10/15)
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