Long Hollow Bison Farm

Route 9, Hadley, MA

Long Hollow Bison Farm was started in 1997 by brothers Fred and Paul Ciaglo and currently has over 60 Bison. Hoping to keep a family tradition of farming alive and wanting to share their interest in Native American culture with the general public, the brothers could think of no greater symbol than the Great American Bison.

Although big and often appearing clumsy, bison can run 35 miles an hour and are considered excellent jumpers. In fact, bison have been known to clear a six-foot fence with minimal effort. There are approximately 250,000 head of bison in North America today. Less than 20,000 of these animals reside in public herds, the rest are owned by private individuals who love and respect them for their history and heritage.

Web Site: www.longhollowbison.com

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