Bison

A distance of at least 100 yards should be maintained from all bears and wolves.

This is one of the most iconic Wyoming moments ever. New video shows bison migrating in front of the Tetons going over a fence like it's nothing.

In case you're new to Wyoming and Yellowstone in particular, we handle traffic a little different around these parts. There's a new video share that shows a bison herd rightfully causing a 3-mile traffic jam and we wouldn't have it any other way.

Give bears and wolves at least 100 yards of space.

I follow a lot of people on YouTube, but this channel might be my favorite. It's a guy who hikes the back country of Yellowstone and shares his experiences.

A new video share has reminded me how much I miss the bison traffic jams in Yellowstone.

Who do you think wins when a flock of sheep are being chased by a single bison?

Yellowstone is a beautiful place to see nature in all its glory but sometimes it's kind of scary especially when you become a sitting duck to a herd of bison stampeding toward you!

We have seen quite a few videos in the last couple of years of how powerful and dangerous bison can be when agitated and even when they're playing around with each other.

Yes, I know. It's another video of a bison hanging around in Wyoming. What makes it so special?

The latest brave soul is a woman that decided to get out of her vehicle to film a herd of bison that had caused a bit of a traffic jam here in the Cowboy State.

It’s not unusual to have someone pay you a surprise visit. But, one Wyoming family had several “visitors” arrive in their backyard as this new video shows.