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The 23 bison imported from Wind Cave National Park in South Dakota on November 2009, settled well in Janos and rapidly adjusted to the Mexican grasses.
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23 bison from Wind Cave National Park were taken to Janos to start a breeding group for restoration in other parts of northern Mexico. Thes bison are genetically pure, that is, they have no cattle genes, unlike most (95%) of the bison in North America.
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Probably the largest single herd of bison I saw in the park, this herd was the focus of conservation efforts at the beginning of the twentieth century that ultimately saved the North American bison from extinction.
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This image shows just a small section of the Lamar valley.
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One of the earlier works by local sculptor Pete Felten, this bison stands watch on the grounds of old Fort Hays, just across the road from Hays' city owned herd of bison.
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- Only (Continuously) Surviving Herd of Bison in North America, near Old Faithful Geyer, Yellowstone National Park by Jason Campbell
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