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Bison are extremley large animals, making them very easy to track. Bison have a very large hoof print that can be used to track them, but the more common and easier method of tracking and hunting a Bison is to go near a spot where they were seen priveously and wait. Because Bison are herd animals, they almost never travel alone, making them very easy to find as they usually travel in groups of up to 3000.

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The North American Bison (commonly called the American Bison) used to inhabit large swaths of the continent, but have since been killed and driven off their historical lands. Today, Bison live in the praries, foothills and valleys of the West, but historically used to roam wooded areas and even Tundra.
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Picture: The last Bison of the Canadian frontier, Steele and Company

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The diet of Bison consists largely of grass and other ground fauna, such as brush and certain nutricious flowers.
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Picture: Bison and Elk grazing in Yellowstone Nation Park, source unknown

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The Bison differs from Male to Female in your traditional ways, Male Bison have Male genitalia, Female's have Female genitalia, ect.
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Picture: National Geographic

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Bison have many behaviors and characteristics that help create an identity for the largest land mamal in North America. Wallowing, a common behaviour of Bison, is the act of rolling in small wet or dry depressions to rid themselves of ticks, fleas and lice. Other activities and behaviours include: indiscriminate or unessecary violence, Rutting (mating), and fighting within the herd for mates (only reserved to males).

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https://web.archive.org/web/20100303175945/
http://www.nps.gov/archive/wica/bison.htm
https://web.archive.org/web/20100303175945/http://www.nps.gov/archive/wica/bison.htm