"Time-Out" In The Buffalo Herd
Aug 10, 2018
A couple of weeks ago we reminded you of the ingredients of our buffalo meat: Fresh Water, Native Grass, & Pure Sunshine. We thought you might enjoy seeing our buffalo in their natural world. Our herd roams over the prairie much like they did over a thousand years ago, regenerating the earth as they graze naturally.
This video was taken recently on a day we moved the buffalo from one pasture to another. They love to move and we give them the room and the respect to do just that. So transport yourself to the prairie for just a minute. You’ll feel better - we always do.
32 comments
This is wonderful. I plan to try your products soon. Need to find room in the freezer! Seriously though, I wish more ranchers would downsize their herds and follow your examples. It makes the most sense! CAFO,s are killing our eco systems and the balance that ALL wild animals should be able to live on – including wild horses, wolves, coyote, bears, birds, prairie animals,etc.
Many years ago, while driving through Custer State Park with my family and friends from New York, I was stopped by the park herd of buffalo, which decided to cross the road at the same time we were passing by. For about fifteen enchanting minutes, the herd surged around us, with many animals coming within inches of the car. That incident remains an enduring, vivid and pleasant memory. Your wonderful video of these magnificent creatures on the move triggered the memory of our encounter. Thank you.
Thank you SO much!
Happy bison! And, oh, those adorable babies!! Please tell us about herd dynamics. How long do babies stay with moms, bulls stay with herd, where/when do females give birth, etc. That video sure brings a smile. Thank you.
Amazing!
I just love your company and what you stand! You have such a respect for those animals and it shows in everything you do!
My heart soars. This is the way it’s supposed to be. Thanks for what you do.
I love these videos and the stories that go with them. One day I plan on knocking on your door for a tour and first hand look. Keep up the great work!