dozens of yellowstone bison into the state and now those buffaloes are roaming into a red hot controversy. dan spring ser live in seattle with more on this. dan. reporter: jenna, depending upon your perspective these bison with either a national icon or really big nuisance, the bison are direct descendents from the millions of buffalo that used to roam in the west before getting wiped out in the 1880s. there are only a few thousand left which makes mem worth more than the buffalo that have been raised as cattle and livestock. the bison lived in yellowstone national park but that is exactly where the wheat farmers and rafpblgers want them to say, saying bison break down the fences, destroy crop, eat hay, wreaking havoc on the cattle industry in montana. the governor says the conflict is overblown: in a hundred years, this herd will still only grow to a few thousand and we have 3 million cattle in montana. i think there s room for