Veryl Goodnight - Back from the brink



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Veryl Goodnight
Back From The Brink

Medicine Man Gallery is pleased to present the story of Colonel Charles and Mary Ann Goodnight, as told by Very Goodnight, and their heroic effort to protect the Southern bison from the brink of extinction.

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