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Custer State Park
South Dakota2007
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Photographed June 2007
Named after the infamous Army colonel who got his troops massacred on the plains by the local native Americans, portions of Cuter State Park closely resemble the lands as the originals native remember it. Plentiful wildlife roams the meadows and hills. Bison, deer, black tail prairie dogs (by the thousands), wild turkeys, coyotes, foxes, skunks, porcupines, and more roam nearly predator free. Overhead, eagles hawks, kites, falcons and owls are occasionally seen. As aerial predators soar overhead, the grasslands are echo the alarm calls sounded by prairie dogs sitting tall as far as the eye can see.
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