Capturing images of the bison herd, ranch, and other wildlife or prairie scenes, is a highlight of my job with Wild Idea Buffalo Company. So often when I’m out in the field, I wish that you were there with me, so you could see and hear for yourself. Although we have attempted video, it came with its challenges, like holding the camera steady! My latest purchase was for a tool that should assist in sharing live images with you. I am super excited to share this first Go-Pro clip of the buffalo herd at sunset, complete with the seasonal mating sounds of the rut. I hope it transports you to the ranch momentarily, and that it gives you a little peace and joy in your hectic day. I welcome any feedback or requests.
Very best from the Cheyenne River Ranch. Jill
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Absolutely stunning – this is the real prairie.
Magnificent! The sound adds so much. I was reminded of listening to dolphins communicate – not because they sound alike, rather the uniqueness of their “language.” Interesting, also, to note how the adults move through the prairie grass, with equanimity, while the “young’uns” leap through, in their wake. Thank you, Jill, for this spectacular audio and visual Nature treat.
Beautiful!! One of the reasons I love living in the country. Also makes me realize what we take for granted. Nature at its finest!!
Thanks Jill that was awesome! Some day I hope to see it in person. I hope you will post more videos.
Amazing…you can almost feel the warmth of the sun. Wish I was there to experience that raw nature.
Simply spectacular! Makes me want to be there.
Thanks, Jill. The dating game at sunset..magic. And thanks for the bird song bonus. More, please.
Enjoyable… loved the Sturnellas in the background. I think I picked out my backstraps. I would be cool to see the buff during all 4 seasons, so keep it coming.
This is so great! I felt like I was standing in the field right with you!
The prairie as it should be. There are not too many things I would change about my life, but being able to witness that scene on a regular basis would be one of them. Thank you, Jill.
Thank you, Jill. What a beautiful treat—–and, it did transport me back to one of my favorite places—-South Dakota. More! More! please.