''It's really the first significant action we've had'' this winter, park spokesman Al Nash said of Tuesday's hazing.
The cows, calves and bulls had wandered about 1.5 miles out of the park along the west side of the Yellowstone River. No bison hunting is allowed on that side of the river.
On the east side of the river, where hunting is allowed, relatively few bison have made an appearance this winter.
''We're not to the point where it would be hard for them to get forage,'' inside the park, Nash said Thursday.
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