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In reply to the discussion: It wasn't me. Honest, it wasn't me. [View all]

Kokonoe

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15. From reading the comments of the article.
Reply to Scuba (Reply #12)
Sun May 15, 2016, 12:18 PM
May 2016

I have no access now, but it said the mother died and it had malnutrition.
Sorry about posting, but had to solely for the interest of animal welfare.

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It wasn't me. Honest, it wasn't me. [View all] Scuba May 2016 OP
Yeah. It was you. randome May 2016 #1
Yessir, we got the rental return back, but can you explain the hoofprints all over the jtuck004 May 2016 #2
Daily Proof Positive Cryptoad May 2016 #3
How did bison survive for thousands of years without cars? left-of-center2012 May 2016 #4
It's evolution. Continue this for a few hundred thousand years and they WILL be able to drive. randome May 2016 #5
Was the Buffalo from buffalo who was buffaloed? packman May 2016 #6
What did they intend to do, ship it to death valley? lonestarnot May 2016 #7
I'm looking forward to seeing the photos of your trip. panader0 May 2016 #8
I bet there a lot more buffalo calves for them to rescue in Yellowstone. Next time, hotel room! Shrike47 May 2016 #9
Sad ending. Kokonoe May 2016 #10
Source please. Scuba May 2016 #12
From reading the comments of the article. Kokonoe May 2016 #15
Hearsay. Scuba May 2016 #16
The problem I saw when 1st reading/seeing pic Duppers May 2016 #17
Dysentery. eggplant May 2016 #14
Not true, the calf had to be put down since it could not be integrated back into the group. Rex May 2016 #21
face palm PatrynXX May 2016 #11
Buffaloes need sweaters! OnyxCollie May 2016 #13
Ok but did you run into those morons? malaise May 2016 #18
Seems doubtful. It's a big, big park and as early as we visited we didn't see a lot of others .... Scuba May 2016 #19
I am profoundly sad to say that the calf was euthanized Cooley Hurd May 2016 #20
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