A huge bison named 'Big Joe' is showing off his astonishing strength as he tosses around a half-ton bale of hay. Dusty Baker of Cross Timbers Bison had received a lot of requests from his fans to tell them about the Bison herd he owns. Hence, he decides to introduce his Bison family to everyone. He had fourteen Bisons, but after the Oklahoma Bison sale, they are down to 14 Bisons.
Out of the fourteen Bisons, three of them, Joe, Flo, and Kit, joined just a month ago. Dusty wanted to share one of the incidents that showed how powerful these animals were. When Dusty was out for the Bison sale, he left the Bison under his mother and stepdad Kevin's care.
They were putting hay bales for Big Joe, the majestic Bison, and the other two companions so that they could feed on them. Dusty always thought that giving a hay bale to Bison could bring unexpected results.
He always thought that Dunbar, his other Bison, would destroy hay bales if fed. However, he was wrong. No one could ever demolish the hay bale as Big Joe did. Dusty thinks that the word Big really suits Big Joe.
He pushed a thousand-pound hay bale as if it was some giant toy and rolled it out after the hay bale became a third of the size. Big Joe eventually knocked it into the water trough. Dusty thinks the reason for being restless is because they were in the holding pins for two to three weeks.
This happened because there was some fence work going on the farm. However, they feed them well and also give them supplements so that they are healthy. Dusty thinks Big Joe cannot show his aggression towards Dunbar hence decides to play roughly with the round hay bale. Dusty would never like Big Joe and Dunbar to be locked in the holding pens as he knows that Dunbar would be hurt, which he obviously does not want.
He is happy about the situation as Dusty wants his Bisons to be satisfied. Dusty wants all his fans to know that Bisons are super agile and robust, and it is nice to know what amazing things these majestic animals can do. Dusty had decided to make a lot of upgrades to his farm, like putting a headgate and adding some black netting to cover the vision for his Bisons and get the vaccinations for them.
