Driving Through a Herd of North American Bison in Theodore Roosevelt National Park

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  • Опубліковано 11 вер 2024
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    Driving through a herd of North American Bison at Theodore Roosevelt National Park, Medora, North Dakota. Nothing fancy, just some simple HD GoPro video. See more at www.ghostsofnor... Royalty free music by Incompetech.com

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  • @barbaraduggan631
    @barbaraduggan631 10 років тому +7

    Like the respect in the beginning with the big bull.....he was looking at you but you had the sense to stop and let him decide it was okay for you to pass.... good video....Pidamaya....

  • @kasiesimonson7208
    @kasiesimonson7208 Рік тому

    I can't tell you how proud I am to live in the great state of North

  • @barbaraduggan631
    @barbaraduggan631 10 років тому +6

    One of the best videos by someone ......and I liked the music along with it too....

  • @MoniqueADyer
    @MoniqueADyer 9 років тому +2

    Beautiful Bisons!!

  • @copswife4148
    @copswife4148 10 років тому

    The Badlands...my favorite part of living in North Dakota! It's like stepping back in time out there! Love it there (and the Grasslands, and TRNP)!

  • @matthewm4325
    @matthewm4325 6 років тому

    Lets keep our country beautiful shall we . don't let such magnificence fade into the night

  • @violetzinke1648
    @violetzinke1648 6 років тому

    I was born in North Dakota. My husband and I have returned to N. D. SEVERAL TIMES. Every time I go back there, the minute we cross from any bordering State, I feel like I have come home. You can take the girl out of North Dakota but you can't take North Dakota out of the girl.

  • @bjm6454
    @bjm6454 8 років тому +1

    I would love to see Massachusetts drivers meanever their way through that herd with patients. I know they can't even wait for someone to pull up in a gas station before honking the horn....

    • @isorozco511
      @isorozco511 8 років тому +1

      Not that bad New Yorkers are the worst easily they drive like animals themselves

    •  8 років тому

      I was in the north unit of TRNP just a few days ago. An old man driving a car with RI plates wove between the heard AND two other cars - for whatever reason.

  • @daciatravel.647
    @daciatravel.647 6 років тому

    Nagyon jó videó Gratulálok! 🚘Üdv:Magyarországról.

  • @TravisHeinze
    @TravisHeinze 10 років тому

    It's weird how we are so cautious about seeing buffalo now, whereas before, the sighting of a buffalo herd would get a hunting party excited and ready to go.

    • @Wakaleo
      @Wakaleo 8 років тому

      +Travis Heinze Yeah well they nearly went extinct from over hunting so it's good to think a bit more now.

    • @TravisHeinze
      @TravisHeinze 8 років тому +1

      Wakaleo Overhunting by white Europeans, to be exact.

    • @dont.hollarberry8370
      @dont.hollarberry8370 6 років тому

      don't be too racist. have you seen how the natives salmon fish in washington? nets all across the river, take what they want and throw the rest on the shore to rot.

    • @deannelson9565
      @deannelson9565 5 років тому

      @@TravisHeinze that would be incorrect disease did far more to take out the Buffalo than any Hunters did and the natives killed damn near as many as the whites did and not for food but for blankets and tongues the exact same thing the hunters were shooting them for. Yeah I know it's not politically correct to point out the truth of the past but that is the truth. And even in the highest hunting years the number of Buffalo taken was less than the annual recruitment rate for the heard meaning without secondary help IE massive disease outbreaks that started long before white hunters even got there the buffalo would not have decreased dramatically in number. The Buffalo die off started with the arrival of the horse allowing the native to take dramatically more than they used to by the time Lewis and Clark arrived they found giant fields of dead buffalo from disease spreading through the herds.

    • @TravisHeinze
      @TravisHeinze 5 років тому

      @@deannelson9565 I read the whole Lewis and Clark journal and don't recall any entry of mass deaths in the plains. Do you have an exact dated entry?
      The closest I came to their "mass death" of bufalo was at the bottom of a great waterfall that the slower, weaker swimmers couldn't avoid and at the bottom was a graveyard of them, which fattened the wolves and vultures.
      Lewis and Clark talked about the great numbers of buffalo east of the Rockies. Never a mention of them in the Rockies, nor even west.
      I am questioning your credibility, sir.

  • @tenminutetokyo2643
    @tenminutetokyo2643 2 роки тому

    Was nearly killed by one in Yellowstone in '89.

  • @Gdljal24
    @Gdljal24 10 років тому

    how far you have to go to see the Bisons? Im going this sunday to this National park :)

  • @kaporma
    @kaporma 7 років тому

    I'd like a name or link to the song used, it's great!

  • @zacharycat
    @zacharycat 7 років тому

    try getting out of the car and walking up to them, but be ready to run for it.

    • @deannelson9565
      @deannelson9565 5 років тому

      Good God are you people stupid! You're the reason why people get hauled out of these national parks every year on a stretcher! You won't find anybody that lives near Buffalo that will voluntarily approach one because they will kick your ass and not think twice about it! You think it's a good idea to approach a buffalo I suggest you stay at home you silly Eastern f***!

  • @vispec
    @vispec 6 років тому

    Rape attempt at 05:46