Buffalo

[ronwoodcraft]

Buff....Tatonka....A line from the movie Dances With Wolves.

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[Gypsy Heart]

Nice ....I liked that movie!

[fossis]

Nice shot, don't get any closer, he looks
ready to charge !!

Fossis...............

[Cynangyl]

those are beautiful!

[wesfrye53]

Those are great pics of some majestic critters

[bill gent]

It amazes me how they can put a big animal like that on the back of a small nickel

[CarolinaDigs]

Great pics !

[BigRon]

They taste good too!!

[Montana Jim]

They taste good too!!

Yes they do!

[bill gent]

In Vermont my next door neighbor had a heard of beefalos (shaggy looking cows for sure) and flock (guess) of emus the meat on both was low cholesterol
Buff are mean animals but like cows are stupid which makes em dangerous----

[Montana Jim]

Buff are mean animals but like cows are stupid which makes em dangerous----

I learned this crazy (but true) fact from a Bison rancher here In Montana...

He says that (while not often) sometimes when he is in pasture with these beasts they decide they are going to charge him.

Key to surviving the charge is to wait until the last possible moment before simply stepping aside and letting the animal run by.
Apparently, they get a heading and distance on your location, charge straight at you, and prior to arriving bow their head as if to ram
you with it (which they will gladely do - killing you straight away I'm sure if they hit).

If you can wait for them to bow their head (without pissing your drawers) you can simply step aside and they just keep running by, no doupt wondering when the heck they will hit you. Giving you enough time to plan your next move... I guess. LMAO

I did NOT put this theory to the test. Those things used to derail trains in the late 1800s!

[Ray S ECenFL]

Those are some very nice pictures. Very sharp and clear.

(I always like to ask) What camera did you use for the pics?

Ray S.

[COUNTRY GIRL]

Jim it's true. We had a white face cow that got a kick out of charging you, it took me a while to be able to just stand there. She was a mean one. Great pictures Ron, unbelievable the area you live in, and the shots you get!

[ronwoodcraft]

Buff are mean animals but like cows are stupid which makes em dangerous----

I learned this crazy (but true) fact from a Bison rancher here In Montana...

He says that (while not often) sometimes when he is in pasture with these beasts they decide they are going to charge him.

Key to surviving the charge is to wait until the last possible moment before simply stepping aside and letting the animal run by.
Apparently, they get a heading and distance on your location, charge straight at you, and prior to arriving bow their head as if to ram
you with it (which they will gladely do - killing you straight away I'm sure if they hit).

If you can wait for them to bow their head (without pissing your drawers) you can simply step aside and they just keep running by, no doupt wondering when the heck they will hit you. Giving you enough time to plan your next move... I guess. LMAO

I did NOT put this theory to the test. Those things used to derail trains in the late 1800s!

LOL Jim, I would probably get run over cause I don't think I could stay still. I use a long lens and stay behind the heavy duty electric fence used to keep these animals confined.

Appreciate Your input Jim,

Ron

[ronwoodcraft]

Those are some very nice pictures. Very sharp and clear.

(I always like to ask) What camera did you use for the pics?

Ray S.

Hi Ray,

I use a Canon 300D, these were taken with a canon 400mm 5.6L lens.

Thanks for kind words,

Ron

[Cynangyl]

After being reminded by Montana Jim's post about the train derailings I am even MORE impressed with the pictures AND the thought behind staying behind the fence! I am still amazed at the photos you took....incredible!