Monday, May 21, 2012
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Buffalo story brought back memories
EDITOR: I enjoyed reading the story on the bison in the Mountain Democrat Feb. 6.
It was nice to know what became of the bison. Thank you.
I remember driving up the hill on Highway 50 by the bison as a kid with my parents. We always looked forward to seeing the bison and doing our best to count them.
It was a treat to envision them on the plains of Wyoming and Montana as the herd grew, and atmosphere of the Old West and Western movies.
Yes, we will all miss them. Hope Will Neuman and his wife Marilyn will have a wonderful vacation after their 40-year reign of buffalo we all enjoyed.
CONNIE CAMPBELL
Placerville
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