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The big difference in bison raising, Albert said, “is that you can’t handle them like cattle ... with bison you need psychology.”
Because of their temperament and agility, he woos them once a day with a little grain, and they follow him like a mother hen.
Bison require 1 to 1—9 acres per head, and for better control, their pastures are limited to 15-20 acres. They are naturally disease resistant and pretty much maintenance-free, generally being worked only once per year.
Unlike cattle, bison have a much longer life expectancy, and can be productive for 2040 years. The Piedmontese share the disease resistance of the bison, and are never given antibiotics, steroids or growth hormones. Opportunity knocks
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