Bison rams pickup truck at Yellowstone after motorist tries to avoid collision

A bull bison had his own version of road rage at Yellowstone National Park last week.A seasonal mechanic driving through the park stopped his pickup truck at 2:45 a.m. MT on Oct. 8 when he noticed the animal standing in the middle of the road near Mud Volcano, the Cowboy State Daily reported.Read more trending news Kyle Weber, who was returning home after working for Yellowstone Park Service Stations, braked and stopped the pickup to avoid hitting the bison, but after sizing up the situation, the animal decided to hit the truck. The animal won the battle, damaging the hood of Weber’s Ford Ranger.“I was going through the trees, coming around the corner, and I saw a bison on the road,” Weber told the newspaper. “I slammed on my brakes and stopped and was just sitting there watching and waiting for him to continue walking.”The bison seemed indifferent at first before deciding to charge the pickup. He smashed his head into the left side of the truck and dented truck’s bumper and hood and b