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  <title>#6 777 Bison Ranch</title>
  <description>In this episode, we continue our investigation of the Great Plains Bison with a visit to 777 Bison Ranch near Rapid City, South Dakota.&amp;amp;nbsp; Owner Mimi Hilenbrandt and fellow operations manager Moritz Espy gave us a tour of the pastures and corrals.&amp;amp;nbsp; Along the way, we discussed differences and similarities between bison and cattle, the possibility of a buffalo commons, their business model and how it affects the bison, and how their decades of Holistic Management and bison grazing have led to regeneration of the prairie landscape.&amp;amp;nbsp; We also discussed a few of the complex questions the bison forces us to wrestle with. You can find them at 777bisonranch.com. In the episode I refer to a book about restoration bison ranching.&amp;amp;nbsp; It's called A Wild Idea, by Dan O'brien of Wild Idea Buffalo Company, whom you'll hear from next episode. Michael DiGiorgio recorded the banjo-bird jams I'm using in the intro and ending. You can find his amazing nature art at https://www.mdigiorgio.com. Mike says that if you'd like to buy the album of his nature-banjo jams, you can find his email on his website and he can mail you a CD.  &amp;amp;nbsp;      </description>
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