A grandfather who was violently launched into the air by a charging bison at Yellowstone National Park has spoken out about the horrifying ordeal. Carl Isom-McDaniel, 65, was visiting the park on July 10 with his 13-year-old grandson when he was flipped eight feet into the air by a bison.

Carl Isom-McDaniel was on a walk with his grandson at Yellowstone National Park earlier this month when a bison suddenly charged at him and threw him 8 feet into the air.

Carl McDaniel, 65, suffered multiple bone fractures in the July 10 attack at the national park but lived to tell the tale, as seen in a video he recorded a few days later from his bed at Bozeman Health Deaconess Medical Center in southern Montana.

Video captures an agitated bull bison launching a man several feet into the air at Bridge Bay Campground during a completely unprovoked attack.

The grandpa who was tossed eight feet into the air by a rampaging bison at Yellowstone National Park has spoken out about surviving the wildly viral, bone-breaking attack — saying he was just unlucky the huge animal decided to pick him as its “target.

“He could have stomped me, he could have gored me — could have done anything,” Carl Isom-McDaniel said from his hospital bed

He could have stomped me. He could have gored me,” Carl Isom-McDaniel said from his hospital bed after Yellowstone incident caught on camera

A man is recovering from multiple broken bones after a bison tossed him into the air during a walk with his grandson in Yellowstone National Park, and experts say the attack was tied to the animal's peak mating season.