Wonderful clip of a charging Bison.

[flying_wahini]

Wish I had been there!
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[magicarpet]

1. That's a freezer full of lunches and dinners that just ran by.

Jeez,... the puffing steam from the nostrils was intimidating.

[idziak4ever1234]

2. That will get your attention!

I thought sure it was going to head butt the vehicle!

[WA-03 Democrat]

3. Love Bison

Thanks for posting

[Enterstageleft]

4. We've been to Yellowstone about 80 times

twice we rode the Bombardier snow coaches to the Old Faithful Snow Lodge.
Those two trips are still in our top 10.
Along the Madison River we watched 2 coyotes try to sneak up on a very large, healthy elk. There was 1 coyote in front of her & one behind. The elks head would roll from side to side to watch both. The one behind would slowly close the gap until the elk would spin around, blow snot out of her nose & charge the coyote, which of course turned & ran with its tail between its legs. Then it started from the other direction.
We watched for about 12-15 minutes laughing at those two "eyes are bigger than their stomachs" coyotes.
During that time, 5 or 6 more snow coaches & maybe 20 snowmobiles stopped & watched with us.

I love Yellowstone!

[flying_wahini]

7. It's on my bucket list.

I wanna go.

[Skittles]

5. so cool!

[pansypoo53219]

6. once saw a beefalo. adorable.

[JustABozoOnThisBus]

8. I saw a few of them on the road in Yellowstone.

One lone bull, walking slow on the yellow line on the road, with traffic stopped. He passed about two feet from my car. The idiot behind me decided to honk his horn. Thankfully, the bison ignored the noise.

Another time, a group were running on the road, weaving in and out of the stopped cars.

I think they like the roads; it's easier than wading through deep snow.

This was mid-May, it was still below freezing. That was great, because you could see steam from the hundreds of two-bit vents near the road, in addition to the famous "charismatic" vents and geysers.