Reviews
SUMMARY
A professional photographer captured footage of a bull bison charging and throwing a tourist approximately eight feet in the air at a Yellowstone campground. The incident occurred during the bison rutting season, a period of heightened aggression. While the victim sustained serious injuries, the photographer noted that bystanders were maintaining distance, suggesting the bison was agitated before the attack. The photographer intervened to drive the animal away after it stood over the injured man.
TAKEAWAYS
A bull bison attacked and injured a tourist at a Yellowstone campground, with the incident filmed by a professional photographer.
The attack occurred during the bison rutting season, when bull aggression increases.
The photographer intervened physically after capturing the footage, demonstrating the unpredictable nature of the animals.
The incident raises questions about the effectiveness of the 25-yard rule during peak seasons and with agitated animals.