American Auroch Project

[PrimoCulture Farms]

Which are?
Why not? For managing wild areas such as grassland via extensive farming in America, you already have a well suited native bovine species at hands: the American bison.
Why not? I've joined and collaborated with established projects in the past (and still today) - and mostly, it worked just fine or even really well. Why reinvent the wheel?

Bison are a plains species aurochs were river bottom and woodland species. You have obtained genetic material from any of the auroch projects?

 

[Batto]

Bison are a plains species aurochs were river bottom and woodland species.

The American Plains Bison (Bison bison bison) is a plains (sub)species; the aptly named American Wood bison (Bison bison athabascae) is considered a woodland (sub)species. Speaking of subspecies & habitats: at least for the European aurochs subspecies Bos primigenius primigenius, various habitats, including open grasland, wetlands and forests, have been mentioned.
You didn't actually answer any of my questions, did you? As for

You have obtained genetic material from any of the auroch projects?

What is your point? Personal negative experiences?

 

[PrimoCulture Farms]

What questions would you like answers to?

 

[Batto]

Let's start with the ones in my last two posts.