In 1946, for a brief time, Buffalo had teams in four professional sports leagues, and all of them were the Bisons. (This was ...

Richard and Susan Duff who live near Scott City Kansas have been building a buffalo herd since the early 1970s.

Life is all about trying new things, and that's especially true in the kitchen. You may not be familiar with this meat, but you need to give it a try.

July is National Bison Month, raising awareness for its cultural and ecological significance. Also, its deliciousness, which ...

Once numbering in the tens of millions across North America, American bison were hunted to near extinction by the late 1800s, with fewer than 1,000 individuals remaining. Today, thanks to conservation ...

Oklahoma, while oft overlooked by outsiders, is home to a wide range of geography, ecosystems and views worth writing home about.

The American bison—massive, powerful, and defiant—stands as one of our continent’s most iconic symbols of wilderness. Once numbering an estimated 30-60 million across North America, these magnificent ...

Buffalo are an icon of the American wild. They have been honored in song ("Home on the Range"), athletic teams (the University of Colorado Buffaloes), famous people (Buffalo Bill Cody), entire cities ...

The bison represent the purest bison stock in North America and came to the zoo through a partnership with American Prairie, a prairie-based nature reserve in Central Montana, according to a press ...

In Central Washington, the Yakama Nation manages a herd of bison — and, if you make an appointment, you can visit the majestic American beasts yourself.

The American Bison, also known as the buffalo, is an absolute icon of North America, with its native range stretching across grasslands in Canada, U.S., and Mexico.

At one time, bison were widespread from Alaska to northern Mexico, but the current range of conservation herds has diminished to 1% of its original area.