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00:10Even though I was on the ground, he could have stomped me, he could have gored me, he could have
00:13done anything.
00:15We had just finished dinner, and generally we go for a walk after dinner.
00:20We saw the bison, and he was down.
00:24He wasn't showing aggression or anything like that,
00:27until it picked a target, that target happened to be me.
00:31At the time, I had my grandson with me.
00:33They moved faster than you could ever imagine.
00:36He just kept coming, and he was more aggressive.
00:39And as soon as he got off that tree, he launched me in the air.
00:42I didn't get bruises from him launching me in the air.
00:45It was the landing that became the problem.
00:48I mean, it was already late at night.
00:49It was after midnight before we got here.
00:51When we got here, we had to transition from the ambulance to the emergency trauma team.
00:58It was definitely clear that he had a pretty painful injury.
01:01It's actually broken in multiple pieces.
01:03And you can see some fragments here, and there are fracture and brake lines right through that.
01:09You have to remember, I'm 1,500 miles from home in an area where I'm busted up and can't get
01:14up and leave.
01:14And...
