Help us work toward a better future for Yellowstone’s Wild Bison
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Yellowstone Voices - Official Film
Yellowstone Voices (Short Version)
Yellowstone Voices aims to preserve, to protect, and to appreciate the wildlife, natural, and environmental resources in and around Yellowstone National Park, and to support access to and information about Yellowstone.
“If there be no place for wild bison in all Montana, then surely we have crossed a line between the Last Best Place and the Once Best Place.”
— Jim Bailey,
2024-11-1 - Stephany Seay - Museum of the Rockies Presentation
The Slaughter Continues
This is just one slaughter event of dozens that happened and are still happening during January 2023.
2024-4-17 - Yellowstone Bison Hazing - Easter Morning
2024-3-22 Illegal elk hunting in clean zone and firing toward road
2023-3-2 Beattie Gulch Clean Up - Day 2
2023-3-2 Beattie Gulch Clean Up - Day 2
A baby bison searches the area near Beattie Gulch for its mother. The mother is presumed killed my hunters. This is not a rare event. 2023-1-19.
Yellowstone Bison Slaughter - Blood creek on 2-27-2023
This video shows raw footage from the 2019 and 2020 bison slaughter at Beattie Gulch. Legal violations are included in this recording. View discretion is advised. This video includes footage of bison being shot. For press inquires and usage requests, please email us at yellowstonevoices@gmail.com.
This video shows raw footage from the 2023 bison slaughter at Beattie Gulch. Hunters attempt to use a knife to skin a bison while it is still alive. They also use a knife to attempt to cut it’s throat.
Bison Killed By Ranger After Hunter Wounds It
Yellowstone Bison Slaughter - Baby Killed With A Knife
Baby Bison Attempts To Lead Herd Back To Yellowstone (Short Version) - 2012-3-07
How can you help?
Every voice is a valuable voice for the bison who can’t speak. Below you will find the ways that you can “raise your voice” for this cause.
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Contact
Feel free to contact us with any questions.
Email
yellowstonevoices@gmail.com
Phone
(406) 570-4500