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The short answer is, with great difficulty. Theoretically you would collect a blood sample and have it analyzed at a reference laboratory for levels of trace minerals in the blood. In reality, drawing blood from a buffalo is extremely difficult and can be quite dangerous. Also, to the best of my knowledge there is little or no information on normal levels of trace minerals in buffalo, and no reference lab that can run the sample and tell you if the levels are high, normal or low.

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