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Bison - Northwest Trek Wildlife Park

 
 
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Bison - Northwest Trek Wildlife Park
Old 24-06-2008
October 2006.
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Really good sight! Are they exhibited together with the Elks?
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Old 25-06-2008
Inside the 400 acres visitors are in an enormous area of forest, meadows, and a large lake. There are herds of bighorn sheep, roosevelt elk, moose, rocky mountain goats, bison, caribou/reindeer, and two species of deer. All of these animals share the 400 acres of this massive park. Check out the thread "Northwest Trek Wildlife Park" for more information.
 

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