Yellowstone National Park

Considering what could have happened, maybe this, shall we say, less-than-sober visitor got off pretty easy. So far, at least.

The woman was attacked while hiking a trail 8-miles outside West Yellowstone

If it is true, some commentators are appalled by the thought of a business joking about people dying. While others feel that it is one way to spread awareness of how dangerous the park can be.

You can thank Yellowstone Explored for putting together one of the most important maps. They have compiled a map of restrooms available in Yellowstone.

Native American tribal members with historic hunting rights here in Montana and Wyoming were allowed to hunt bison outside of Yellowstone National Park. Big city environmentalists freaked out because they thought too many bison were killed in such a relatively small area.

Oh no...this is a NEW story- a tourist put an ELK calf in the back of his car, and drove it to the police station in West Yellowstone.

This may be the sign that Montana's time in the spotlight might be coming to end.

In one case, tourists stuffed an elk calf in their car.

We all know the whole world is erupting because some guy in Yellowstone thought he was doing the right thing by pulling a bison calf out of the river, but seriously- why should we throw this guy to the wolves given all the other problems facing this country?

The herd rejected the newborn calf after it was carried by a tourist.