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In Wyoming, the Eastern Shoshone tribe classifies buffalo as wildlife rather than livestock
The Eastern Shoshone this month voted to classify buffalo as wildlife instead of livestock as a way to treat them more like elk or deer.
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In Wyoming, the Eastern Shoshone tribe decided to classify buffalo as wildlife. Here is why
FORT WASHAKIE, Wyo — Jason Baldes drove down a dusty, sagebrush highway earlier this month, pulling 11 young buffalo in a trailer from Colorado to the Wind River Reservation in Wyoming.
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Why Wyoming's Eastern Shoshone tribe decided to classify buffalo as wildlife
The change, which treats buffalo more like elk or deer rather than cattle, indicates an interest to restore buffalo on the ...
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In Wyoming, the Eastern Shoshone Tribe Decided to Classify Buffalo as Wildlife. Here Is Why
In Wyoming, the Eastern Shoshone Tribe Decided to Classify Buffalo as Wildlife. Here Is Why Jason Baldes drove down a dusty, sagebrush highway earlier this month, pulling 11 young buffalo in a ...
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In Wyoming, the Eastern Shoshone tribe decided to classify buffalo as wildlife. Here is why
The latest count: the Northern Arapaho tribe have 97 and the Eastern Shoshone have 118. “Tribes have an important role in restoring buffalo for food sovereignty, culture and nutrition, but also ...