bison

As a Wyomingite, we know one thing that most tourists don't. Don't touch, pet, take as selfie or really get near a buffalo.

Most of us that live in Wyoming have been to Yellowstone at some point or another. It's almost impossible to go to the park and not see a bison, but have you ever had one charge straight at you? That's what one visitor just shared a video of.

As I've mentioned previously, winter may be the best time to be in Yellowstone National Park. You don't have many tourists to deal with thanks to main roads being closed. But, that doesn't mean it's ideal for snowmobiles if they get too close to bison as a new video share shows.

Trying to get closer to bison is dangerous for many reasons. It's obvious these are large animals, but they're also wildly unpredictable. Yellowstone tourists learned this lesson the hard way a few weeks ago.

Though the bison rut has long since peaked, it's not stopping some cantankerous bulls from getting physical.

The story behind it is pretty incredible.

I will admit that I may not be the most objective person when it comes to things like this, but I think I can prove that Wyoming won Instagram this week with just 10 pics.

Several agencies responded, including Black Hills Life Flight.

There's a new article by a national website that claims Grand Teton is the most underrated national park in America. I have 14 pics that prove that entire part of Wyoming deserve more love.

One of the great unsung entertainers in Yellowstone National Park are bison. You never know what these large creatures will be up to. One tourist was surprised to find one doing a dance number with a tree and captured video of that moment.

A distance of at least 100 yards should be maintained from all bears and wolves.

This is one of the most iconic Wyoming moments ever. New video shows bison migrating in front of the Tetons going over a fence like it's nothing.