RapidSpyder
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Mt. Rushmore in the background
My Avatar was taken on O'Neil pass in the Hills also.
My Avatar was taken on O'Neil pass in the Hills also.
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ARtraveler
R.I.P. Dwayne
Going through Custer State Park (SD) a few years back, traffic was blocked by a large herd of Bison in the road. A "local" in a pickup headed right for the herd, which promptly disbursed. I followed the pickup and got the heck out of Dodge. :thumbup:
spyderjeffrey
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IdahoMtnSpyder
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Not the most super but about the best I have!
At the Badlands in SD.
On the Rockies in northern Colorado.
At the Badlands in SD.
On the Rockies in northern Colorado.
IdahoMtnSpyder
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A couple of years ago while going through Theodore Roosevelt Park on my RTS I waited about a 1/4 mile behind while some people in a pickup were stopped looking at bison by the road. After they moved on I went by the bison without stopping. When I got back to the visitor's center I asked the ranger, "If I had stopped and blasted my horn what would have happened. Would the bison be scared and take off, or would they get p**sed and attack me, or would they do nothing with the attitude of 'stupid human'?" "Anyone of the three!", he said. "The old ones would probably just stand there or walk away. A young bull would be the most likely one to attack!" So the advice is, if you're on a motorcycle and encounter bison by the road just keep on moving and don't do anything to disturb them. Remember, they're bigger than you are!
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