Bison transferred to reservation from Yellowstone

FORT BELKNAP, Mont. (AP) — Bison once helped sustain Native Americans on the plains of Montana. Now, Indians on the Fort Peck Indian Reservation say it's time they returned the favor.

About 150 people gathered Thursday to watch as 34 genetically pure bison from Yellowstone National Park were released on the reservation about 16 miles south of Fort Belknap, the Great Falls Tribune (http://gftrib.com/1dad0eH ) reported.

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FORT BELKNAP, Mont. (AP) — Bison once helped sustain Native Americans on the plains of Montana. Now, Indians on the Fort Peck Indian Reservation say it's time they returned the favor.
About 150 people gathered Thursday to watch as 34 genetically pure bison from Yellowstone National Park were released on the reservation about 16 miles south of Fort Belknap, the Great Falls Tribune (http://gftrib.com/1dad0eH ) reported.
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FORT BELKNAP, Mont. (AP) — Bison once helped sustain Native Americans on the plains of Montana. Now, Indians on the Fort Peck Indian Reservation say it's time they returned the favor.
About 150 people gathered Thursday to watch as 34 genetically pure bison from Yellowstone National Park were released on the reservation about 16 miles south of Fort Belknap, the Great Falls Tribune (http://gftrib.com/1dad0eH ) reported.
- See more at: http://www.northjersey.com/news/Bison_transferred_to_reservation_from_Yellowstone.html#sthash.27yi14PA.dpuf