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00:00 (upbeat music)

00:02 (upbeat music)

00:06 (speaking in foreign language)

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00:12 (speaking in foreign language)

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00:27 (speaking in foreign language)

00:38 (upbeat music)

00:41 (speaking in foreign language)

00:45 (upbeat music)

00:57 - Are you serious?

01:06 (upbeat music)

01:10 (birds chirping)

01:13 (speaking in foreign language)

01:20 - Do you ever feel a little bit nervous going into the water?

01:26 - No, never.

01:27 - No, you're totally used to it.

01:29 (speaking in foreign language)

01:30 - Really, if he does hurt me, it's an accident.

01:33 - Really?

01:34 You're not sure of your relationship with him at all?

01:37 (speaking in foreign language)

01:41 - A lot of training, a lot of hours.

01:46 - If I was going in the water, what would happen?

01:48 - He'd just fall.

01:49 - What do I do with my hands now?

01:51 - Just don't put them in there.

01:54 (laughing)

01:55 - That's a good one.

01:57 He likes to be brushed?

01:58 - Oh, he loves brushing and the brush.

02:00 - Now, Arcee, you don't say it is a domestic buffalo?

02:05 - No, we don't domesticate a buffalo.

02:07 - No?

02:08 - No, they're wild animals.

02:10 This one is probably a little more dangerous to you

02:12 than a wild buffalo,

02:13 because he'll probably do anything to get you.

02:16 - Why?

02:17 - It's my property.

02:18 Now, if it was someone else's property,

02:19 he wouldn't bother you.

02:21 (upbeat music)

02:23 - The buffaloes live in large flocks

02:26 and defend themselves aggressively when they are threatened.

02:32 But they also fight within the group.

02:35 A strict hierarchy applies

02:38 and only the strongest males can mate.

02:40 And as Arcee has seen,

02:44 this power struggle begins at a very young age.

02:46 - When he was a baby,

02:50 every morning he'd attack me.

02:53 So I told my wife,

02:55 I've got all my cattle tricks,

02:57 I've got all my horse tricks,

02:58 there's nothing working.

02:59 I start working every morning

03:01 and I don't care if he kicks me or he hits me or he charges me.

03:04 I'm going to act like nothing happened.

03:06 I was bruised up, my feet were blistering.

03:09 But by the end of the day, it took the whole day.

03:12 By the end of the day, he was bored.

03:15 Then he would attack everyone except me.

03:17 - Okay, so it was almost like he had given up

03:20 and just gave up on you and just gave up on you,

03:21 and just gave up on you and just gave up on you,

03:22 and just gave up on you and just gave up on you,

03:22 but also you know, they live in a very strict hierarchy.

03:26 So does that mean that he eventually saw you

03:28 as the dominant male and that's why he gave up?

03:30 - Oh, I'm the dominant male, yeah.

03:32 - How do you establish dominance over a bison?

03:34 How do you maintain it?

03:36 - By not having fear.

03:38 You can't have fear.

03:39 I don't have a choice.

03:40 If I don't have a choice, I'm going to have problems.

03:45 - So you established this dominance

03:46 and we know that in the herd, the hierarchy is...

03:49 (birds chirping)

03:51 - Don't do that.

03:51 - No, I can't.

03:52 (birds chirping)

03:55 - Go ahead.

03:56 - He's scared to be in the herd.

03:59 (speaking in foreign language)

04:03 (upbeat music)

04:05 - If wild things out here attack,

04:20 and he's trying to get out of the enclosure

04:22 and he's trying to get out of the enclosure all the time,

04:23 I can go over there and open it with one hand,

04:26 and he thinks that I'm pretty strong.

04:30 Because he might have been out there

04:31 for an hour or two,

04:33 but I get there and I open the gate without any difficulty.

04:37 And he really believes it.

04:38 He looks at me and he says, "Wow."

04:40 I can grab him by the horns and he thinks I got him.

04:46 You know I don't have, but he thinks I have.

04:49 - Oh, good Lord.

04:50 - This is where I'm going to be right here.

04:52 They don't like to be played with their horns.

04:53 - It is amazing that you can do that,

04:56 you know, achieve that,

04:57 and even touch him where he is without him retaliating.

05:02 I can't help thinking that every time he runs to the gate,

05:07 it's like, "You are holding too much of my time

05:11 with our seed, back off."

05:13 - He has a lot of love.

05:15 I would have never thought that was possible

05:17 from a animal like that, but he feels love.

05:20 - He's a spectacular animal, no question.

05:23 - And like if he's in the house,

05:25 he feels the need to go to the door,

05:27 he goes in the house.

05:28 - If he's in the house?

05:28 - If he's in the house.

05:30 - He goes in the house?

05:31 - Yeah, and if he's in the house, he's back,

05:34 he's going to use the bathroom in the house.

05:37 - I need to see that.

05:39 Go for it, so open the gate.

05:45 - If you have to, go for it.

05:47 - This is definitely the craziest thing I've ever done.

05:53 (bells jingling)

05:56 This is insane.

05:58 He's definitely going to the house.

06:05 Oh my gosh.

06:06 Oh my gosh.

06:08 Mind your step.

06:11 (laughing)

06:13 That is amazing.

06:17 He could still reach for me and sniff me, though.

06:20 (gasping)

06:24 I'm a little bit scared.

06:26 Wow.

06:35 He's got really big eyes.

06:38 I can't get over how gentle he is, though.

06:41 Do you want to see?

06:43 - Well, that's what amazes me about him,

06:46 I didn't teach him to be gentle.

06:48 He just happens to be really gentle

06:51 and very aggressive when he's outside the house.

06:55 - Does this all depend on the territory?

06:57 The padlock is his territory,

06:59 and he knows that he's in his territory.

07:01 This is the dominant male,

07:02 and he needs to be respected.

07:04 Is that how it works with the bison?

07:06 - I think that's the way it is.

07:07 I think when he's in the house,

07:08 he knows that this is his territory,

07:10 and he needs to be respected.

07:13 - I heard something get knocked over,

07:16 and then he went outside again,

07:17 and he just left the place.

07:19 (laughs)

07:21 Can I follow you, or is that too dangerous?

07:23 - You can follow me, but I have to stay between you two.

07:25 - Are you sure?

07:26 - Mm-hmm.

07:27 - You never taught him to be clean,

07:30 if you will, better expression?

07:32 - Never had time to do that,

07:34 but he's a good man, Buffalo.

07:35 (laughs)

07:37 But, so you got to understand,

07:39 he knows that everything I do is for him.

07:42 I never thought I'd against him.

07:44 It's always for his safety and for his happiness.

07:48 He's an exceptional bison.

07:51 Then he can come here and eat with me.

07:52 Come on.

07:53 - He's following Arcie and the food.

07:55 You have to see this.

07:58 (upbeat music)

08:00 I never would have thought

08:07 I would see such a huge and powerful

08:11 and unpredictable animal

08:13 behave so dignity at home.

08:18 All the way, he sniffs gently,

08:20 he's literally just chilling on the tip of his toes.

08:23 It's just, it's really incredible to watch.

08:27 (upbeat music)

08:31 (speaking in foreign language)

08:35 (speaking in foreign language)

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09:12 (electronic music)

Cet homme est le meilleur ami d'un bison - ZAPPING SAUVAGE

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