In this piece, beads in circular clusters stand in for bison bodies as they exist now, controlled, and corralled through ranching and conservation efforts. In contrast, needle felted wool represents potential bison bodies reintroduced by Indigenous signatories to the Bison Treaty, which envisions free-ranging bison rematriated to their ancestral territories. The temporality embodied in Speculative Bison Futures straddles the current moment and a potential future that is both promising and terrifying. I have intentionally colonized this piece made primarily with wool, by introducing clothing moths, representing climate change's disruptive and destructive agency in all possible futures.