American Bison, Oklahoma

In 1907 fifteen bison, six bulls and nine cows, rode a train from the Bronx Zoo to the Wichita Mountains in southwest Oklahoma. They were sent to restart a species that had been hunted down to almost nothing, and Quanah Parker was among those who met them when they arrived. The herd descended from those fifteen animals numbers around 650 today.

Hand-painted in Oklahoma City by Megan Ferrell. Part of the Paint Oklahoma series.

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