In south-west Alberta, the remains of marked trails and an aboriginal camp, and a tumulus where vast quantities of buffalo (American Bison) skeletons can still be found ... been restricted in order to ...

Still, part of it may be that today's ... Buffalo nickel enjoyed a 25-year run from 1913 to 1938. It featured a classic Native American visage on one side and a side view of a hefty American bison ...

For American ... America’s most famous mammal. Hornaday hoped to find a handful of bison for an exhibit in America’s National Museum, since stuffed ones might well be the only buffalo future ...

“The buffalo were ... annihilating the bison in the same way white market hunters did. It’s tempting to see a happy ending to this story in the restoration of the American bison: People ...

Their coats are smoother, their legs more stout, and their front hooves ... The American bison is one of them. European bison ...

For Andy Stevens, there’s not a much better view than that of sunshine on the snow-capped Bighorn Mountains behind calves ...

Settlers killed the bison to sell their skins, and the U.S. military used the mass slaughter of the buffalo as a way to weaken and undermine the Native American tribes that relied on the animal ...

By 1900, the American buffalo teetered ... a Kiowa woman who describes her tribe’s spiritual and practical relationship with the bison, and Charles Jesse “Buffalo” Jones, a mercenary hunter ...

In 1924, during Hollywood’s first golden age, 14 American bison ... Visitors take bison tours, enjoy bison burgers (made from mainland meat) and quaff “buffalo milk” cocktails (featuring ...