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- The mighty bison was virtually wiped out a century ago. But a few remained in the heart of Yellowstone National Park. CBS Reports explores the American icon’s incredible return from the brink, and its remarkable role in revitalizing and restoring sacred tribal culture and traditions.
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I love this story. We can learn so much just from this story alone.
There is hope once again for America's soul.
It feels great to see these people who were made almost at the brinks of disappearance are coming together as who they are, reviving and celebrating their great culture and be happy.
Stay Srong !🙏
Nothing is more American then Yellowstone.
We are still here 🙌🏽
And we will ALWAYS be here. We aren't going anywhere!!
Untill the volcano blows up I guess.
Yeah we were here last year. Bison were all over the place I noticed. The other times we went before this there were hardly any.
Excellent Revival of Native American Buffalo ! Beautiful!! Thank you . 🕊 &❤
All i hear from the opposition is they don’t want to lose out on money. Meanwhile the beef that they sell consumers is low grade and there’s always an outbreak of something. There’s room enough to share they are just greedy
I think a more concerning topic is what kind of damage to the environment would occur if bison are allowed to reach their historic heard sizes without any real predator factors.
We'd have to get predator populations up to the same levels they were pre 1800's or expect massive reduction in viable riparian habitat that bison visit to eat and drink. Plant diversity would also tank and I'm certain any native grasses would disappear due to aggressive growing exotic type grasses being better suited at life in general.
And we are going to this fake clone meat
@@CptmorgonThat's a valid point but is equally if not more true for cattle. They cause massive erosion and pollution along riverbanks and lakebeds
I think most of that issue could be solved if people who support projects that take farming/ranching land away would pay for living of those whose land was taken away.
Imagine every envormentalist getting extra tax to cover farmers living after their land were taken away.
That tax would be split between every enviromentalist so it wouldnt be much but I think most enviromentalist wouldnt be fine to pay that.
@@Cptmorgonthis is proof you don’t know anything about the environment or the buffalo, I suggest you watch the PBS documentary about them by Ken Burns. The American bison played a major role in creating the lush rich environment that was the Great Plains before westward expansion. Destruction of the massive heards, as well as the introduction of farming and cattle raising is what led directly to the catastrophic dust storm occurrences of Great Depression and WWII. Everyone acts as though the cattle have not also played a major part in the destruction of our great nation particularly because cattle are a European animal brought to this country and were not native to it as the bison
The reason you don't see Texas involved in this program, rancher Charles Goodnight saved about 200-300 head of the Southern herd. After the Comanche were subdued and surrendered at Ft.Sill in Southwest Oklahoma.
I don't know the numbers of the Texas herd, but it's healthy and thriving.
Sidenote:ln 1860 Goodnight was a minutemen Texas Ranger and was in on ambush of a band of Comanche,when Cynthia Ann Parker happened to be "rescued" after 24 years of being a captive.
Her son Quanah became the the last chief of free roaming Comanches.
Greetings from Texas, coming from a fifth generation Texican. Adios amigos!
I do hope they are exchanging genetics though to keep the herds as diverse and strong as they can be.
Quanah Parker never surrendered. 🗽
Good morning I will be in Yellowstone soon . Holy God what a beautiful place I would like to know .
Thank you for this reporting. Have a blessed day, everyone.. We are still here .
Wonderful info. So good to see bison return to tribes!💖💖
I love this story! ❤
Very wholesome I love this story!
Beautiful story... But I get angry that a rancher thinks Bison are infecting his cattle when the bison have been tested and there is no evidence that even one cow has been infected and he thinks he has more right to be there.
It hurts to think that you have to shoot healthy bison just because they go outside Yellowstone's borders
I'm new to this subject so you'll have to forgive me if I sound ignorant but I see there hasn't been a documented case as of yet, however, the potential is always there and that's risking millions of dollars in livestock to have them co graze/inhabit whatever you want to call it. Is that a chance you'd be willing to take if it were your money on the line? There's a first time for everything no? 😂
@@scentlessapprentice88 they explain it in the video
Didn’t know I needed to see someone heard buffalo but that dude was hilarious 😂
The Bison shouldn’t have been close to extinction in the first place, but I guess it’s nice to see people making efforts to clean up what our ancestors did🙁😕
Thank you for this reporting. Have a blessed day, everyone.
3:24 love and respect 🫡 to you sir, for this amazing conservation work. These American Wild Buffalo make America great again. Not in the political sense, but nature !
Ranchers should only have as many cattle as the area can sustain after the buffalo are accounted for.
I agree
happy to see this. Would love to see them bring some wood bison back to west virginia. Theyve recently started bringing back the elk and are having success, kentucky killed it with their elk rehabilitation. They have thousands now.
😭🥶🤲🤲🧑🌾 Good morning I will be in Yellowstone soon 🤩
Holy God what a beautiful place I would like to know 🤲🤲😍
Wow !!! America is beautiful. The landscape, the wildlife is unique. You guys are so lucky to be living there. But please don’t let dirty politics ruin everything. Don’t let other nations be destroyed, so that you don’t don’t get destroyed yourselves.
thank you
Bison are better adapted to the environmental conditions than cattle, which is why some have advocated that ranchers should transition to bison. Ted Turner and his ranch is a prime example. Ultimately, ranchers would lose fewer animals to the elements or from predators and would be rewarded with a better return on investment in the long term.
Yellowstone needs to re-examine the bison slaughter north of the park. This has turned into an embarrassing blood bath with hundreds of carcasses littering the area. Relocate these animals or at the very least, regulate to have the entire carcass removed from the area.
Carcasses are food for wild animals.. But you're right, they shouldn't be slaughtering them.
No slaughter it is just a game ploy slowness down process by white us to stop down progress do not stop
Reminds me of a Vice Video the way you created this, Awesome Reporting and awesome story. Save the Buffalo
Can I apply as a Buffalo Solider? Dreadlock Rasta, Protecting the Buffalo in the Heart of America
@@SeagullAmIOneyour should contact the tribes to see if they approve your petition, One love..BM! Cheers from a Nicaragüense 🇳🇮👋🏼👍🏼
A VERY IMPORTANT and INTERESTING Video!
Thank you!
FANTÁSTICO QUE HAYAN VUELTO LOS BISONTES!GRACIAS A TODOS LOS QUE TRABAJAN PARA CONSEGUIRLO!
..carywest.. I much appreciate your Post. Every enlightening indeed. I'm from Ireland and do love to follow the Bison conservation and their history. Especially, their connection and culture ties to the Native American People.
Great piece of journalism, in a short time you covered many elements. Really interesting, worthy of a full documentary one day.
I love love love love love love this success story
Great doc.... It's crazy how this stuff continues today for everyone who isn't a white male in the United States.
💯
And I'm an old white chick who's seen/fought racism for 50+ years. The denial is real.
Thank you for this informative and passionate report.
That was very interesting. I studied the soil along the New Madrid and West KY. The red clay goes deep and there is layers of limestone. When you drive on the bluegrass parkway you can see how the road was cut thru a knob exposing layers of limestone. It looks brittle, cracks all thru it. I've seen small areas along the road where it shows small landslides. The clay is awful to put a garden in. It holds water and you have to be careful what you plant. Ty for your reports. ❤
We have enuf cows.
WE WANT BUFFALOES. THEY DESERVE TO THRIVE WITH THE PEOPLE WHO LOVE THEM.
If the ranchers practiced regenerative agriculture, they would only need a quarter of their land to grow the same number of cattle. There's room on this planet for all its species.
You one of those vegans?
@@carywest9256 Absolutely not. I eat a keto diet with lots of beef, all grass-fed.
Bison meat ---delectable steaks--- is only 5% saturated fat, and beef is 25-30%, which explains the robust health of Native Americans... hokahey.
Such an unimaginable story. The inhumanity toward native Americans / indigenous people, and these peaceful creatures is hard to accept. Greed is such a powerful force. Happy to see some level of correction of this historic tragedy.
Commercial value Cattle is more important. For the environment Bison is more important.
They are a single species and they go protests as beautiful as there are caballi 🎉❤
Any ranchers who would oppose the reintroduction of a keystone species, a species with such an iconic history in our country and that was vital both then and now to Native Americans should go straight to hell because buffalo can't be replaced, cattle can be, it isn't the buffalo's fault that it may carry disease but the government's fault for overhyping it all!!
Agreed. 12:21 this rancher is very annoying "not on my property" nah dude its stolen property from the natives and bison
An American icon
Okay!
I love❤ bison
Some of my best friends have been native. Shoshone & Arapahoe From Riverton Wyoming. 😊
I think they are spiritual animals
Damn they fast
Such majestic beautiful beasts. How I wish I could taste some of that meat. These creatures were created for our sustenance. Not to hunt to extinction. But to manage their population so that your generations can live off of them. Beautiful animals ❤
Hopefully us Canadians can take a hint as we are slowly but surely starting to help the Caribou make a comeback
Oh the irony. Buffalo making a comeback threatens the rancher's way of life 🤔
there is a place for both cattle and bison, just get along with each other.
I try to buy bison instead of beef to support the commercial aspects. We can have an effective monopoly on bison in the US, such a great opportunity economically. It doesn’t just have to be environmental and cultural.
I love to see them bringing the bison back but I'm crying for the ones that went out of the park. That part where the blood running down with all those dead bison. We need to give land back to the tribes. It was so wrong for the settlers took almost all their land. Bill Gates owens the most property here in the US. Now they are trying to make it where there isn't many people in the US. We need to start protecting ourselves and all animals we use for food. 😢
Buffalo are cool.Easy to see why they meant so much to native Americans.
There is no way they can be restored to their former numbers. Ther are enough now to hunt. They are a great resource for the economics of the tribes.
We live in today not in good old days.
2024: restoration of our N. American prairie (related flora & fauna, large & small) is beneficial to everyone. Let's work together and do what we can.
How can I personally help preserve the buffalo? Please advise
Earth needs triage. It's good to see any steps at all to preserve an ecosystem.
The USDA is a horrific machine for animals. Once they break you open, it's hard to see. (The documentary 'Food, Inc.', changed a lot for me.
Here's to humans getting together for Earth.
8:12 😂😂😂 👏👏👏👏
Sobering when you realise all that is just hours away by air from New York.
All Stores Please Lower the price of all Military and Local for all Brands of Bison Products and Accessories and Production Cost Now Thats too much $$ The Whole World Now 🙏🙏🙏
I'd love to see a herd of stampeding buffalo. I don't think I'm alone. See a lot of tourist money being generated by just that
The government has lack of care to protect these animals ! I seen red wolf at my ranch in Milo, Oklahoma ! I ain't seen no wolf in Oklahoma since the spring of 1974 ! Goes to show how careless this government system is ! Im glad these buffalo are back in they homes & doin well!
It’s ironic that the cattle industry is claiming increasing bison #s to 60k are impairing the ecosystem when the near extinction of millions of bison 100+ years ago did the very same.
so why didn't our reporter just ask the rancher the obvious question ? harvest bison instead of cattle .
Hope we can find a balance of land use between buffalo and commercial cattle.
Also would like to better understand why buffalo could not be used as a commercial food source at prices competitive with beef. Is that even possible?
the cowboys in trucks ... that"'s the death of the american dream :(
Ranchers think they own the U.S. but they don't.The bison & other animals have been on the land a lot longer than cows.
Yellowstone kills buffalo, these animals could be used to improve other herds instead of killing.
The prophecies of Black Elk will be fulfilled.
Have a question why can the Bison an cows not share the same space . Does it not work out ??.
A native American once said that when the American Buffalo migrated, before the mass killing, you'd feel the ground rumbling.
I'm Brazilian who. caming to USA as student in 1989 and meet my husband a USA Army at NYU University and end up getting married. After three wedding our lawyer a Brazilian borned and a Air force Veteran in United States took me to a restaurant for dinner, there were a bison at the wall which my husband and I took a foto . My husband starting laugh and. say we both married to a bison. Today my husband loves to go hunter.
"Commercial?" ... NATURE should be absolute.
God saved the Bison American Buffalo!
Has it noy already been shown that the Bison are beneficial to the land and environment and the farmed cattle are not?
Plus, the filth of industrial livestock farming is real... and inhumane.
Not true! Check out the Savory Institute! Cattle can regenerate the land if managed properly. I’d love to see more bison, but cows can be part of the equation as well.
It depends on how they're managed, cattle can be beneficial. But I do believe that bison have certain adaptations such as their movement patterns, eating habits, and other factors make them optimal for ecosystem services.
Just the same with the wild horses, and others
Oscar does it to folks with pitbulls, American gamefowl. Bison, the black footed ferrets,
Restore the Buffalo !!
Buffalo is a healthier alternative than cattle
😢Millions of bison were killed to sell their skins throughout Europe France England a land dominated by the Indian up to the aribo of Los Inghilses compraron all the ganato land 😮
Buffalo Reatoration: We have a magnetic animal representing a spiritual link to the land which directly feed thousands of people, and have the power to create a massive tourist economy.
Ranchers Opposing: ranching out here is so difficult it’s almost impossible to make economic - if the buffalo come back my already dubious and highly subsidized business might not be profitable!
PP-90M1
The only one who could dominate there bison caballi were Los Indianos there on culture It was respeto sull tutto il territorio fino la Siria grande terrà fi agricoltura 🤲🌾
i dont imagine hunting a buffalo to be hard😂 kind of bot fair if u ask me but ayyy who am i
Thank you for the video. I don't agree with all the doody do ascribing to animals intelligence and insight only given by God to mankind ... but the storyline of the video is nice.
Is the prophecy coming true?
What are cattle like 69% lean 🤔.
Bison are winter hardy. Cattle are not.
Appa yip yip
Greed is why the Bison were hunted to near extinction and greed is why there is an opposition to raising bison numbers today. Greed is why most of our natural habitat has been obliterated, and greed is why so much farmland gets sold to developers who build giant warehouses, factories, subdivisions, and apartments instead of converted to habitat.
The U.S. Gov. should be using eminent domain laws to buy out the cattle ranchers to repopulate the American bison.
I would love to see fee ranging buffalo back in their home ranges. There is always a struggle with the subsidized industrys and government investment in them comes into conflict when it involves conservation, restoration, land return to Indian people. There is a lack of honesty and a fair sense of justice, and a lack of humility. It is possible to undo do some of the historical wrongs, that opportunity exists it is wise than to do what it takes to make this day and the future much different from the past. There is a great need for dialogue, education and more dialogue till all sides can come to a reasonable rational agreement. I and others can only hope that adults can sit down together and have the ability to see one anothers point of view and work together to come up with a workable solution to a historical violence and extirpation of land, animals, and peoples that are not symbols of a long ago past but are an ever present significance in how history is to be dealt with as well as to the future and viability of life on this continent and at large the continuation of species on the planet. The problem is not confined to one small geographical area. The decisions being made may significantly impact policy and health and wellbeing and including restoring balance and regularity to atmospheric and seasonal norms and lessening the storns and erratic storms so prevelent today. It is a very large picture as everything is connected. It is definitely imperative these meetings take place then people can take the next necessary steps to ensure a viable environment does survive and thrives with the greatest diversity of gene pools of all native plants, insects, trees, birds, fish, reptiles, and mamals. They are the future and they ensure the wellbeing and thriving human populations. Please get busy talking because the future is already here.
Perhaps evolve beyond the Stone Age? Their fall was inevitable.
Wow never knew the history. May your dreams be realised. Can anything be done about brucellosis? The government of the US. Should help given government of the past contributed to the harm of the buffalo.
Yellowstone tries to manage brucellosis and has reduced the proportion of wild bison infected with it by a lot, but it's very hard given how prevalent it is in the population and how little they're managed
I’m on the Buffalo side. They were here first.
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"CALL THEM BUFFALO"!!!!
This argument of “conquest throughout history” is so consciously over-simplified. Yes; there were battles won and lost on the frontier and throughout westward expansion, but the land was not taken by militaristic force; it was taken by legislative manipulation and corrupt governmental action. Hands were shaken and contracts were signed both in agreement and under protest which does happen throughout history in very limited instances, but what does *not* happen throughout history with any measure of tolerance or longevity is when the contract holder or handshaker deviously and hypocritically practices, encourages, and popularizes policies that openly and manipulatively violate those contracts and agreements. I challenge anyone to think of even a single instance that has not resulted in the party responsible for the policies of corrupt behavior to be marked as tyrants, dictators, enemies of state, or guilty of crimes against humanity. Such an instance does not exist save for only two examples. English expansion on the Asian subcontinent (arguably identifiable under all five definitions, though never formally so) and President Jackson’s “Indian Removal Act” which contemporary society still argues was merely victory in conquest after the period of Manifest Destiny brought on such tumultuous conflict between the American states and the Native way of life. Three major wars and two pivotal economic transformations later, Truman refers to the reservations and the contracts which legalize them as “The Indian Problem”.
The land was not taken by conquest. It was taken by corruption, lies, and greed. We are right to hold the grudge over it.