09/07/2026
A herd of American Bison staring back at me!
The shaggy, peeling fur on their bodies indicates they are molting or shedding their thick winter coats for the warmer months. Bison can be highly dangerous and aggressive if you get too close. While they generally prefer to flee or graze peacefully rather than attack, they are wild, unpredictable animals. Bison often appear slow or lethargic while grazing but they are incredibly agile and can burst into a sprint up to 35 mph and easily outrun humans.