Oh, Give Me a Home... Utah is becoming one of the nation’s leaders in the number of wild bison roaming within its borders. In January, crews relocated 31 big shaggies from a herd in southeastern Utah to the remote, rugged Book Cliffs. The bison joined 14 others that had been relocated in August 2008. The project dates back several decades; in 1941, 18 bison were moved from Yellowstone National Park to Utah’s San Rafael Desert. That herd was later moved to the Henry Mountains. More recentl
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