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<blockquote data-quote="Barbara Fan" data-source="post: 132352" data-attributes="member: 21">I thought this was going to be about Wild life / natural historyI really admire Kevin Costner for his love of place and its history and the money he has put into conservation and education When I went to deadwood, i went to Tatanka - it was really interesting Kevin Costner Invites You To Visit Tatanka <img src="http://storyofthebison.com/images/bison_main.jpg" alt="" class="fr-fic fr-dii fr-draggable " style="" />30 to 60 million Bison once roamed the Great Plains of North America. By the close of the 19th century, it was estimated that less than 1,000 bison survived. This is their story... &quot;I believe today that this place is bigger than the dream I had for it. What it means to anyone that comes here will be up to them. Tatanka was not designed as the white man’s version of the Native American. Rather it stands as a centerpiece for two cultures, one whose very lives depended on the buffalo and one who saw it as a means to an end. It recognizes and accepts that this is our mutual history. It can also represent the chance to move forward.&quot; Kevin Costner, Attraction Founder/Owner</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Barbara Fan, post: 132352, member: 21"] I thought this was going to be about Wild life / natural history I really admire Kevin Costner for his love of place and its history and the money he has put into conservation and education When I went to deadwood, i went to Tatanka - it was really interesting [SIZE=5][B] Kevin Costner Invites You To Visit Tatanka [/B][/SIZE] [IMG]http://storyofthebison.com/images/bison_main.jpg[/IMG] 30 to 60 million Bison once roamed the Great Plains of North America. By the close of the 19th century, it was estimated that less than 1,000 bison survived. This is their story... [I]"I believe today that this place is bigger than the dream I had for it. What it means to anyone that comes here will be up to them. Tatanka was not designed as the white man’s version of the Native American. Rather it stands as a centerpiece for two cultures, one whose very lives depended on the buffalo and one who saw it as a means to an end. It recognizes and accepts that this is our mutual history. It can also represent the chance to move forward." [/I] Kevin Costner, Attraction Founder/Owner [/QUOTE]

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