Buffalo and Bison

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First you have to stake it down and scrape all the membrane and fat off of it. then turn it around and scrape the hair off the other side, unless you want to leave it on. then work the hide over a tree limb or some rocks to limber it up. then take the brain from the animal{or you can use a pig brain from the butcher shop} and boil it in 1 cup of water. Then rub the brain on both sides of the hide until it is gone and pour the rest of the water out. Then roll it up and let it sit for like 4 hours. then hang it up and wor both sides with a graining tool until its dry. After that then you have to sew it into almost a tipi shape with a open hole in the top and put ti over a fire pit. Before you put your hide over the fire pit, burn rotten wood until it is only smoking then put your hide over. leave it for a few hours. turn inside out and repeat. The more you smoke it, the more waterproof it will be

I think it is stable.

The domestic cow has never been bred from the bison, ever. Domestic cattle come from the ancient Aurochs, a species of bovid that is separate from the bison species, both North American and European.

However, crossbreeding between domestic cattle and bison have been taking place and still is practiced today. The cross is called a Beefalo cross, though the cross itself is primarily 5/8 domestic bovine and 3/8 bison, since a 1/2 domestic cow-bison cross is often not fertile enough to be considered suitable for any breeding herd--this is especially so in the males, due to the fact that the testes are both too small and too close to the body to make them very suitable for breeding.

The preferred expression is "BUSTLIN' like a Bison" for the only time you ever see a buffalo get active about anything is during the rut, or Rutting Season. Otherwise they are oblivious to anything and everything around them, (as long as you are not down wind of them) because of their typically poor eyesight and heavy weight.

This is more or less one of archaic colloquialisms of the time that has lost its priority in our society today and was a more genteel plainsman's way of saying you were "slow" or rather clueless to your own immediate surroundings.

Although a bison's fur is partly "woolly" the material known as wool is from sheep.

The Buffalo Trace Distillery is located in Kentucky. The distillery is mainly known for its bourbon but also produces vodka and rye whiskey. It is also the location of the smallest bonded warehouse in the world.

Water buffalo do not shed their horns. Their horns stay attached to their heads throughout their entire lives. Exceptions are if they break a horn in a fight with another of their kind.

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Prolific reproduction

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Interbreeding with cattle

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100 member founding population

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Human conservation efforts

The zoological name of the buffalo will vary slightly depending on the exact species. The zoological name for the variants of water buffalo found throughout the world is Bubalus arnee.

Scooping away deep snow so he can get to the grass underneath it.

Predators....um....Wolves and Humans.

Yes, there are bus services that operate between Buffalo and Fredonia. Companies like Trailways and Greyhound typically offer routes connecting these locations, though schedules may vary. It's advisable to check their websites or call for the most current timetables and availability.

1180.70 miles

Cowbirds lay their eggs in other birds nests, leaving the young to be raised by the host species.

Bison are not milked for a couple of reasons. First, the teats on female bison are very small. Also, bison are undomesticated animals, and the females do not adapt well to the type of handling necessary in a milking operation.

Any product labeled as buffalo milk is produced from the milk of water buffalo. Water buffalo are a separate species, and are not related to bison, even though American bison are commonly known as buffalo.

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It depends on the "buffalo" you are talking about.

Water Buffalo can be and are milked a lot. This is where all your products labeled "buffalo milk" come from. It is common in India and many places around the world have started farms that import water buffalo to milk.

African Buffalo are extremely dangerous, and hence nobody would dare milk them.

It's too cold for them, for one, not to mention the fact that there's just not enough food available to sustain them for an entire year. The plants that grow in the Arctic only grow for a few months, and are too coarse and sparse to sustain a healthy water buffalo herd.

As far as the cold is concerned, water buffalo, though their hides are thick, their hair coat is thin and too "slick" to ensure their survival in the Arctic tundra, even on the warmest summer days. These animals are adapted for tropical climates that never, ever see six to eight feet of snow any time of the year.

Bison (Buffalo) usually live for 25 to 30 years if they don't contract an illness or meet up with a pack of wolves.

They used to paint with whatever they could find all ground together to make a paint like substance. It wasn't like the paint we have now.

i believe that their is a drum , electric bass, guitar , saxophone and possibly a keyboard. these were what i thought i could here

Autobiography is the genre of this book

The African buffalo eats whatever shrubs and grasses it can find. They live throughout grasslands and savannas in Southern Africa.

Buffalo wings are chicken wings. They're named after the city of origin - Buffalo - not the animal they're made from.