Raquette River Bison By: Jacob, Matt and Erika. Dale Healey Raising bison for 19 years A native of Potsdam His father raised cattle and horses.

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Raquette River Bison By: Jacob, Matt and Erika

Dale Healey Raising bison for 19 years A native of Potsdam His father raised cattle and horses

History of the Farm Around 100 acres ~70 head Bison produce a leaner and higher protein meat, more healthy

The Bison on the Move

The Biggest Bull He weighs almost 2,500 pounds!

Sold for Breeding Go for $700-$10,000

Wild Creatures Quite violent, they can break off eachothers' horns when fighting

Part-time Operation Dale works part-time as a mail man

The Cows

Can be Sold for Rawhide and Meat

Sometimes They Escape

They Love Grain!

Started Raising in Oregon

Here's the Corral

The View From the Truck

A Risky Move

The Herd

And That's All Folks

The End Hope you enjoyed it!