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Drunk Yellowstone tourist kicks bison, injuring himself before getting arrested
What was his beef? An Idaho man was arrested after he drunkenly kicked a bison at Yellowstone National Park and injured himself, according to the National Park Service. Clarence Yoder, 40, approached the bison on April 21 near the Seven Mile Bridge, roughly seven miles east of the park’s West Entrance. Park rangers were alerted to reports of a man “harassing a herd of bison” who had kicked one of them in the leg, injuring himself in the encounter, NPS officials said. New York trans advocate, forest ranger falls to her death while ice climbing Alaska mountain path ‘the Escalator’ Authorities tracked down the vehicle...
Idaho Man Arrested After Getting Drunk & Kicking A Bison In Yellowstone National Park
People do a lot of dumb things when they're drunk, but kicking a bison might be near the top of the list. Of course we continually see people in Yellowstone National Park tempt fate by getting too close to the wildlife, often with disastrous results. But an Idaho man is lucky that he's safe behind bars after having too much to drink and kicking a bison in the park. According to a release from the National Park Service, rangers responded to the park after reports that a visitor had been harassing a herd of bison and kicked one in the leg. When they...
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