Have you ever seen a prairie dog? Most people have likely heard of the large rodents that are known for popping in and out of holes in the ground. They live in huge colonies and make massive networks of underground tunnels out on the prairie, hence the name. North Dakota has its own fair share of these creatures, and you can experience them yourself by taking a trail that’ll bring you right into the middle of a giant prairie dog town.

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The Buckhorn Trail is located within the North Unit of the Theodore Roosevelt National Park, found near Watford City, North Dakota. For more information on this trail and others within the park, click here.

Have you ever seen a prairie dog town before? The North Dakota prairie isn’t a stranger to them. Did you know that you can also see wild horses in the Theodore Roosevelt National Park? Read more about them right here.

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