Buffalobob
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This is a scanned in picture of the buffalo I shot back in 1980 up on the Henry Mountains of Utah. I measured the horns back then and he was an inch and a quarter shy of making the Boone and Crockett list.
Buffalobob's buffalo
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Coues Sniper
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Great animal. I'll get a chance one day 
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Nice job, Jim. How did he taste?
Buffalobob
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Len
The surprising thing is how fiberous the meat is. It is not "tough" but it is very textured meat. This is not bad but it is just different. Taste was very bland and the meat is really, really lean compared to something like Safeway steak. It rates better than old bull elk and not quite as good as young spike elk.
The surprising thing is how fiberous the meat is. It is not "tough" but it is very textured meat. This is not bad but it is just different. Taste was very bland and the meat is really, really lean compared to something like Safeway steak. It rates better than old bull elk and not quite as good as young spike elk.
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I've had buffalo burgers but not steaks or roasts.
When in Kenya I had ostrich, crocodile, wildebeest, zebra and all were good.
When in Kenya I had ostrich, crocodile, wildebeest, zebra and all were good.
OHHH The "Carnivore"
cab ride sucks but the food and assortment are great!
Nice bull BB
good thing you got the truck to him.
When my Father shot his (back in the 80's) he called and said, get your butt down here and bring some help!!! had to backpack that one out! but the second one they drove the backhoe over and hauled it to Hanksville.
I'll have to see if I can find a old pic, the head and cape is a big load in a packback, If I stood straight up I'd go over backwards.
Nice thing was I was working for him so the pay check never knew the difference!
CAM
cab ride sucks but the food and assortment are great!
Nice bull BB
good thing you got the truck to him.
When my Father shot his (back in the 80's) he called and said, get your butt down here and bring some help!!! had to backpack that one out! but the second one they drove the backhoe over and hauled it to Hanksville.
I'll have to see if I can find a old pic, the head and cape is a big load in a packback, If I stood straight up I'd go over backwards.
Nice thing was I was working for him so the pay check never knew the difference!
CAM
Kevin Cram
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That's an unbelievable looking animal. Wish we had ones like there here in PA.
