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Dressing out a Bison

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Dressing out a Bison

Baiting into CSP was terminated in 1961 after CSP initiated a brucellosis vaccination program. From 1961 to 1964 the bison were dispatched within the Park and transported to the processing facilities at CSP, as per the agreement. This agreement was terminated in 1964 after Wind Cave began the second brucellosis eradication program.

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