At the beginning of the 19th century, tens of millions of bison roamed North America. Humans slaughtered an estimated 50 million bison, generally for their meat or pelts. This practice of over-hunting the bison reduced their population to hundreds. Attempts to revive the American bison, however, have been highly successful. Farming of bison has increased their population to nearly 150,000. The American bison is therefore no longer considered an endangered species
At the beginning of the 21st century, the hobby of Geocaching was introduced and with it a new species of bison also emerged in North America. These new bison have also been the subject of intense hunts. However, as Geocachers practice a strict “cache-and-release” protocol, the population of the new bison has continued to grow into the thousands. The new found bison has also been a source of frustration for those on the hunt for them. They have proven to be quite elusive, blending into their environment in many different ways.
Your task is to take up this hunt and find the elusive, frustrated bison. You won’t know it’s him until you see him. Don't get frustrated in your search and always practice "cache-and-release"
Please place him back in his natural environment (as you found him) and don't place spoilers in your log.
Congrats to 3Teas on the FTF!