As the Bureau of Land Management’s 45-day final decision deadline approaches, supporters and opponents of a January 16 decision to revoke American Prairie’s bison grazing leases are weighing its poten ...
Under Montana law, privately owned bison are classified and regulated as livestock and are treated much like cattle. Unlike their wild counterparts in Yellowstone, these animals are fenced, handled an ...
DENVER (KDVR) — Bison have been added to the list of animals that Colorado Parks and Wildlife manages and protects after the Parks and Wildlife Commission unanimously agreed to give bison dual legal ...
Tribally run management and a deal with Yellowstone National Park are helping forge a future for coexisting with the iconic ...
An ambitious and privately funded project to create a 5,000-square-mile prairie reserve where buffalo may roam and antelope play in eastern Montana is being stymied by an obtuse new ruling by the ...
USDA’s Animal and Plant Health Inspection Service (APHIS) has taken another step toward limiting the impact of an outbreak of foreign animal diseases by amending and strengthening its animal disease ...
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NCLA Asks Court to End USDA’s Illegal Rule Mandating Electronic ID Eartags for Cattle and Bison
After previously agreeing that visual-only eartags were effective in tracing disease in cattle and bison and letting producers choose between visual-only and electronically readable options, USDA ...
Bison adult in Dogwood Canyon Nature Park - Wasim Muklashy/Shutterstock Last fall, I found myself facing a dilemma while sitting in front of a bowl of bison chili. I'd eaten this staple American food ...
Lawsuit estimates the EID ear tags APHIS requires for interstate movement of cattle and bison add $3/head in costs.
With 2.1 million cattle in Montana, one might expect Governor Gianforte and our congressional delegation to know where cattle actually get brucellosis. But unfortunately, the governor and delegation ...
(Reuters) - Wild bison from Yellowstone National Park that are deemed free of cattle disease could be safely used to establish new herds elsewhere across the American West without posing a risk to ...
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