The Great Buffalo Saga

The Great Buffalo Saga explores the near extinction of the free-ranging buffalo by the late 1800s and its subsequent revival. Through a combination of live action, eyewitness accounts, and archival photos, the documentary examines humanity's fascination with this iconic species. The runtime of 56 minutes allows for a focused look at the ecological and cultural importance of the buffalo in the prairies.

This documentary is a valuable resource for those interested in wildlife and nature, particularly concerning endangered species. It provides insights into the conservation efforts that helped bring the buffalo back from the brink of extinction. Boyce Richardson's direction brings forth a narrative that is both informative and engaging, making it an important addition for anyone collecting nature documentaries or films on wildlife conservation.