Each spring, the wide open plains of South Dakota come alive - not just with blooming wildflowers, but with the arrival of fuzzy, rust-colored baby bison known as “cinnamon calves.” These adorable newcomers don’t just represent the future of America’s national animal, they mark the start of a new season in Custer State Park, where more than 1,400 bison roam free and the first calf of 2025 has made its heartwarming debut.