At the National Bison Range for the start of Day 4. This is where one of the last herds of bison are preserved after the population went from over 30 million to…
Driving the loop around the range feels exactly like Jurassic Park, waiting for the animals to appear. We finally start seeing some bison.
A great bison profile.
Kyle loved using the binoculars.
So did my Dad.
Made it to the mini-summit at the highest point on the range.
A giant glacier once filled the entire valley to the mountain range on the other side. It melted to form a massive lake 15,000 years ago at the end of the last…
Our first deer sighting.
The tiny profile of some bighorn sheep on the ridge.
A great pair of horns on this bighorn sheep.
Some elk in the distance, unfortunately too far for a good picture. But they looked great through the binoculars.
Some more antelope. I love the striped necks.
Kyle checking out the antler collection outside the Visitor Center.
Video from the summit.
A pair of Pronghorn Antelope.