Species: Buffalo

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Card Text Back: Buffaloes, Custer State Park - Black Hills, South Dakota - Custer State Park is one of the largest State Parks in the U.S.A. It contains 128,000 acres of wonderful scenery, consisting of mountains, picturesque gorges, beautiful lakes and streams. 90,000 acres are under fence and roaming unmolested within this enclosure are buffalo, elk, deer, big horn sheep, Rocky Mountain goats and antelope.

Location: Custer State Park

Country of Origin: United States

Postage Date: Uncirculated

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Printing Company: Rushmore News, Inc.

Species: Buffalo

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Card Text Back: Bison are well adapted to life on the open prairie. During winter snowfalls, they use their flat noses as snowplows to brush aside the snow and expose nutritious grasses.

Location: Custer State Park

Country of Origin: Japan

Postage Date: Uncirculated

Photographer/Artist/Colourization: Charles Palek

Printing Company: Impact

Species: Elk

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Card Text Back: Elk are members of the deer family. They are shy and generally seen in early morning and evening. Bulls grow and shed massive antlers annually. The Indians called them "Wapiti."

Location: Custer State Park

Country of Origin: Japan

Postage Date: Uncirculated

Photographer/Artist/Colourization: Charles Palek

Printing Company:Impact

Species: Buffalo

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Card Text Back: Custer State Park is "home" for all the buffalo seen in the recent MGM cinemascope picture "The Last Hunt." This herd is largest in the United States. Because of the large area of Custer State Park - approximately 125 square miles - and because of the buffalo's natural desire for privacy - they often seek out the more remote places in the area.

Location: Custer State Park

Country of Origin: United States

Postage Date: Uncirculated

Photographer/Artist/Colourization: Grant Heilmann

Printing Company: Barney Hanscom