05-20-2016, 02:06 PM
I agree totally.
Bison should not be approached anyhow. There are lots of signs telling people to leave them alone and never to approach them. They are really big and they can be unpredictable.
Most people who travel do not look up the dangers of an area they are visiting. They were lucky the herd didn't turn on them. I am not sure how they got a baby away from its mother.
You are right about fawns and baby birds. The same is true of baby rabbits. There must be times when the baby bunnies are alone and that is how it needs to be. Mom has to eat some time.
If you think something needs rescuing it is better to call an experienced person.
Bison should not be approached anyhow. There are lots of signs telling people to leave them alone and never to approach them. They are really big and they can be unpredictable.
Most people who travel do not look up the dangers of an area they are visiting. They were lucky the herd didn't turn on them. I am not sure how they got a baby away from its mother.
You are right about fawns and baby birds. The same is true of baby rabbits. There must be times when the baby bunnies are alone and that is how it needs to be. Mom has to eat some time.
If you think something needs rescuing it is better to call an experienced person.
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Catherine
