5,000 Bison Were Released Into a Texas Desert, Years Later Their Jaws Dropped to the Floor

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  @Midgard458 · 8 months ago

  With a little research I found out that the buffalo herd was released in caprock State Park. That area was never a true desert such as the areas around Orla Texas and Fort Stockton they have so many images in this they are totally unrelated to Rock State Park And the most egregious was the eagle with the cell phone on his back. This video shows Alpine forced at areas in places that can only be in the Rocky Mountains, and other Buffalo herds that exist on Indian reservations in Wyoming in Montana. I want images that relate to the exact area where it is reporting to take place so how can I actually believe anything that is being said in the video when the images are false. Whoever you are that made this, take it down and go back and get images from the actual buffalo herd in cap rock State Park and show only images from the area where the actual herd is.

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  @MynameisnotRelevant007 · 7 months ago

  Native Peoples have been saying this for centuries! It’s like they knew how to take care of this beautiful land. Warms my heart to see life come back to a desert in such a simple way.

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  @rolltide5586 · 8 months ago

  Imagine that the good Lord knew what he was doing and man’s arrogance is just a joke.

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  @ChantePierce-kp3uf · 5 months ago

  I am a Female S. Cheyenne Elder. We did, and still do consider the Buffalo Sacred. I use the Skulls and Hides in Ceremony. It heartens me to see that folks are finnally catching on, the wonders of them !

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  @TERRENCEDOOLEY · 7 months ago

  WHENEVER POLITICIANS GET INVOLVED.  THEY FUCK UP EVERYTHING

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  @pamelakilpatrick5327 · 6 months ago

  God knew what He was doing in creating the Bison.  I stand in awe!

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  @joshua-s · 7 months ago

  This reminds me of the release of beavers in dried up habitats. They're such amazing builders. Nature's engineers. They're able to transform areas back into wetlands and flowing water. Bringing habitats back to the way nature had intended, similar to these bison. We need more of this type of conservation.

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  @nathanmellema2603 · 6 months ago

  We just need to switch over to bison, burgers, and bison instead of the other cow

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  @trishplanck9776 · 8 months ago

  Regardless of whether this actually happened there have been areas around the world where bison were reintroduced and the result was phenomenal.  Man can never replicate with machines what God had intended for the earth.

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  @krasni68 · 8 months ago

  Amazing how Mother Nature does it better than man.

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  @phillipmoore9012 · 7 months ago

  The ecology professor on my graduate committee was called by a TV reporter after a wildfire burnt several hundred acres of native prairie. The reporter wanted a dollar estimate for the loss. He told the reporter he could estimate how much a controlled burn of that magnitude may cost if he wants to report how much the wildfire benefits the prairie.

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  @Charo-ig5sh · 8 months ago

  This is one of many videos I’ve watched that prove bring back the beavers, bison and native animals and the land responds accordingly. After all they have been or were here for thousands and thousands of years. Not rocket science. It’s called nature.

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