08-22-2018, 03:51 PM
The second wandering Bison has been caught and relocated to Waterton Lakes on the southern end of Alberta. It is in a paddock for now and it will be safe there.
https://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/calgary/w...-1.4792139
It is going to take time to get the relocated Bison to settle in and establish themselves. They have been gone from the area for over 100 years.
There is also the problem of their status. Since they are introduced they are not protected wildlife even though they used to be native to the area. That is going to take some sorting out. I think people need to learn some patience and give the animals time to settle and be at home. It will work out in the end, but it should have been expected that there would be a few problems.
At least they thought it over and found a way to not kill the second wandering bull. It seems humans can learn too.
https://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/calgary/w...-1.4792139
It is going to take time to get the relocated Bison to settle in and establish themselves. They have been gone from the area for over 100 years.
There is also the problem of their status. Since they are introduced they are not protected wildlife even though they used to be native to the area. That is going to take some sorting out. I think people need to learn some patience and give the animals time to settle and be at home. It will work out in the end, but it should have been expected that there would be a few problems.
At least they thought it over and found a way to not kill the second wandering bull. It seems humans can learn too.
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Catherine
