Bison of Yellowstone National Park
Bison are one of the more beloved species in the greater Yellowstone ecosystem, and leave lasting impressions for those who take part in our...
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Denali National Park
Created in 1917, Denali National Park was the first of Alaska’s eight National Parks. While many National Parks were created to protect natural...
The Battle of Pierre’s Hole
From 1825 to 1840, the trappers of the Rocky Mountains would meet annually to sell their furs, buy needed supplies for the coming year, and let down...
Why Do Bears Hibernate in Yellowstone?
The why and how of bear hibernation is fascinating, and a scientifically advantageous subject. The “why” has been very obvious to observers of...
Costal Brown Bear Viewing at Bear Mountain Lodge
Flying into Bear Mountain Lodge on our once in a lifetime Alaska adventure is incredible! Great food, great lodge, great people and great bear...
4 PLACES TO ENJOY AN AMERICAN SAFARI
When it comes to safari trips, you'd be surprised to know those experiences exist in the United States. BrushBuck shows 4 places to have an American...
WILDLIFE VIEWING IN GRAND TETON NATIONAL PARK: THINGS YOU SHOULD KNOW
Grand Teton National Park is rich with native wildlife. Here are a few things you should keep in mind for your own safety as well as the safety of...
WILDLIFE WEDNESDAY: SPOTTING BIG CATS IN SABIE SAND GAME RESERVE
On this African wildlife tour we found ourselves between a cheetah and lioness in the Sabie Sand Game Reserve. Just as we headed back we ran into a...
Yellowstone Volcano: Facts & Frequently Asked Questions
Responsible for the many natural wonders of Yellowstone National Park is an underground supervolcano with the capability of erupting up to 240 cubic...
Exploring Summer Adventures in Grand Teton & Beyond
When the warmer months begin to settle in, many adventurers start packing for an exciting summer vacation. If you, too, are in the mood to get away...