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El Paso Grandfather Injured in Bison Attack During Yellowstone Visit

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Carl McDaniel, a 65-year-old grandfather from El Paso, is recovering after suffering a broken femur from a bison attack at Yellowstone National Park. The incident occurred at Bridge Bay Campground when McDaniel and his 13-year-old grandson encountered a bison while walking. After a nearby truck honked, the bison charged, tossing McDaniel into the air. Despite his serious injuries, including multiple fractures, McDaniel expressed gratitude for the quick assistance he received from bystanders and medical personnel. This attack marks the second bison-related injury at Yellowstone this year, highlighting the importance of maintaining a safe distance from wildlife.

Key Details: • Stay at least 25 feet away from bison at all times. • If approached by a bison, use bear spray while moving away. • Seek cover behind trees or vehicles if necessary. • McDaniel underwent surgery on Sunday and is now in physical therapy.

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