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| Friday, July 03, 2009 |
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Bison move to summer pastureAfter spending a month longer than normal in the winter pasture, the herd at the National Buffalo Museum is back on its summer pasture, said Tex Weatherly, board member of the museum and one of the volunteers who helps manage the herd.Related Content
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Bison move to summer pastureAfter spending a month longer than normal in the winter pasture, the herd at the National Buffalo Museum is back on its summer pasture, said Tex Weatherly, board member of the museum and one of the volunteers who helps manage the herd.
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