The process of changing Antelope Island from a privately owned ranch to a state park took many years.

Public sentiment changed during the 1920s and activists began to call for the protection of the herd on Antelope Island.

"Buffalo watching" is one of the most popular activities on Antelope Island.

Antelope Island sits at an elevation of approximately 4,300 feet above sea level with peaks to 6,500 feet.

As they became extinct over much of their range in the late 19th century, a small population was taken to Antelope Island.

Genetic studies seem to show that the number of cattle genes in the bison on Antelope Island is very limited.

The carrying capacity of Antelope Island for bison is not known with certainty.

Antelope Island has superb beaches that off er great swimming opportunities.

This hunting takes place on Antelope Island in December each year.

The ranch is on Antelope Island along the southeast portion of the island.