Yellowstone Park Workers' Truck Totaled in Bison Collision, Stranding Couple Before Winter Road Closures

Yellowstone Park workers' truck totaled in bison collision, stranding couple before winter road closures

A nighttime drive to see a grizzly bear in Yellowstone National Park ended in a devastating crash for two park workers, leaving them stranded and a bison dead. Details below:

Yellowstone Seasonal Workers Stranded After Hitting 2,000-Pound Bison, Destroying Truck

Marie Ann and Jason Jaskula totaled their Dodge Ram when hitting a 2,000-pound bull bison in Yellowstone late last week. Now they have to find a way to haul out their fifth-wheel — also their home — before the park's interior roads close soon.

Yellowstone National Park Worker Gets Rammed By Angry Bison In The Dead Of Night

This seasonal mechanic driving through Yellowstone National Park did everything he could to avoid a bison standing in the middle of the road… and his car still took some damage. Somewhere around 5,000 bison call Yellowstone National Park home, and Kyle Weber likely saw a lot of them while he was working in the national park for the summer at one of Yellowstone’s park service stations. He was actually heading home for the year when he had his clo…