G -Reporting
So as we failed to see bison the day before we got up at some ungodly hour and drove the 40km to the Bison enclosure in the hope of catching them in the cool morning before they disappeared into the trees again, and yes it worked we were treated to the entire 40 plus herd of bison from tiny Calves right up to huge Bulls and everything in-between it was fantastic seeing these almost once extinct wild animals in the natural habitat we left feeling most uplifted :-)
The rest of the day can be summed up with a few words, them being "flat", "hot" and "driving" before arriving at Echo Valley Provincial park in Saskatchewan for the night but have to say it was a perfect evening temperature wise in the mid 20s for sitting around the camp and enjoying a cold beverage ;-)
So as we failed to see bison the day before we got up at some ungodly hour and drove the 40km to the Bison enclosure in the hope of catching them in the cool morning before they disappeared into the trees again, and yes it worked we were treated to the entire 40 plus herd of bison from tiny Calves right up to huge Bulls and everything in-between it was fantastic seeing these almost once extinct wild animals in the natural habitat we left feeling most uplifted :-)
The rest of the day can be summed up with a few words, them being "flat", "hot" and "driving" before arriving at Echo Valley Provincial park in Saskatchewan for the night but have to say it was a perfect evening temperature wise in the mid 20s for sitting around the camp and enjoying a cold beverage ;-)
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