Bison Bunch Up to Protect Calves
Over millions of years, rangelands have evolved under grazing by nomadic herds that travel in mass, bunched up to protect both young and adults from predators. And, plants have evolved to need this. This observation is the basis for holistic range practices such as monitored, rotational grazing.
In this video, wolves are threatening bison calves and the herd is circling and bunching to defend itself.
Using holistic principles, cattle can mimic this behavior through planned rotational grazing.
NOTE: this post includes a video posted to Instagram on July 9, 2020 by @mtnmichelle. This post originally appeard on this site om August 10, 2020