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Yellowstone's Central buffalo herd has declined by nearly half since last year. When Yellowstone released their report on the status of the Yellowstone bison, there were only 847 buffalo remaining. Now that hunting has commenced, fewer than 800 remain. This subpopulation of the last continuously wild, migratory buffalo has been in seriously dire straights and is continuing to decline at a rapid pace due to the nefarious actions of the State of Montana and Yellowstone National Park. In a little more than a decade, government capture, slaughter, harassment, and hunting, has reduced the Central Interior herd to less than one-fourth its size.
The status of the Central herd is so dire that Yellowstone bison biologists are recommending that state and tribal hunting cease in the Hebgen Basin, west of Yellowstone National Park, where the Central herd exclusively migrates. This hunting closure suggestion will likely be met with resistance by hunters and hunt managers, so it is imperative that we raise our voices and be heard for the herd!
TAKE ACTION! Please use our sample letter below, and in your own words tell Montana and Yellowstone that they must take emergency action to protect what remains of the Central buffalo herd and close all buffalo hunting west of Yellowstone National Park and cease plans to capture for slaughter or any other reason.
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