Yaks, wisent, American bison and domestic cattle can all interbreed. All of these animals are present in Pleistocene Park, and as far as I can tell they all have free roam of the place. Domestic cattle have proven to be perfectly happy living among European bison, so how do they keep the herds apart? This is especially true for the lone male wisent who has no otger members of his own species to mate with. Do the Zimovs personally ensure that they're seperated?
My dog didn't see him until he got just past him and stared the owl down. My dog is 16months and 42lbs. Pretty ferocious as I'm sure anyone here can relate. That said I'd rather him not possiblity get into a fight with an owl that has razor sharp talons.
Should I be concerned? Anyone have experience with this? I did notice there are 2-3 owls at this dog park at night. I'm thinking perhaps we go elsewhere for a few weeks.
Thoughts?
Not sure if any of you have seen white parks before. But I recently bought a hundred head of cattle and got a few white parks in there. Not one of then will eat corn though! Not sure if they're good to raise for beef. They're not growing fast and they're pretty small.
The Wikipedia article for Black cowboys makes this claim, with two cited sources. One is a JSTOR article that includes the claim but doesn’t cite it. The other is a book I don’t have access to (and the Wikipedia citation doesn’t have a page number).
