I like the pic of your "helmet" buffalo bull. Both horns broken can't be a very common occurrence, or is it? Not many trophy hunters would take one anyway. Interesting.
I like the pic of your "helmet" buffalo bull. Both horns broken can't be a very common occurrence, or is it? Not many trophy hunters would take one anyway. Interesting.
definitely an animal that has lived his life
I consider an old timer like him , lion shit , and in time that's what he would've been
in my eyes an awesome animal and every scar on his hide could tell a tale , but not a trophy ,for this little black duck
Buff hunting is extremely addictive, the rush is unbelievable, not often a first time buff hunter will take a scrum cap, but repeat hunters love to go for the ole scrum caps, often they are a lot more dangerous than other buffalo,,,stalking these ole buggers gives you one hell of a thrill..
I can only imagine(so far) , that stalking in on buffalo , whether it was a breeding herd of fifti or ,half a dozen grumpy ole dugga lads , being about as exciting as it could get , specially with my bow .
and im sure that them quarter back buffalos ,with no hooks left , to protect themselves , would as jumpy as a cat on a hot tin roof .
Be careful of this Wolfen guy. 2 messages. Both trying to sell something. He PM'ed me trying to sell something and he PM'ed my friend on here trying to sell something. Fishy.
Good morning. I see that you had a Sauer 202 for sale for $3,000. Did you sell it at that price?
I have one for sale as well. I listed it (on here ) at $3,000 as well. Is the price high, low or right where it should be?
Thanks. Alex. [redacted] in case you want to call me to discuss further. I appreciate your time help and support.
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