Image: BuffaloRubbingStone-PHS
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Description: Buffalo Rubbing Stone Provincial Historic Site - a large stone on the prairie, once used by bison to remove excess winter hair or to scratch an itch. Bison wore a deep rut around the stone. Located on the side of Saskatchewan Highway 7, just west of Flaxcombe, Saskatchewan, and 30 km west of the Kindersley.
Title: BuffaloRubbingStone-PHS
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