gunny97

Has anyone here ever bow hunter buffalo.Im going soon and want to make sure i have the right equipement. im using a browning bow at 78 pounds and whisker biscuit with carbon arrows 125 grain. anything specific i need to know

frontier gander

Be sure there is a tree near by for you to climb in case the buffalo charges.

I'd love to go hunt a bison with my .54cal muzzleloader. Im going to do it one of these days. Ugh! Makin myself hungry just thinking about it.

AK Jeff

Just a couple of weeks ago I went down to theFlying D in southwest Montana with a buddy of mine from here in AK and he took about a 6 year old bull with his bow. I believe his bow is in the 65-70 lb range, with fix blade broadheads. His first shot hit the bull in the top of the heart and his second shot hit him in the lungsfrom the opposite side. The second shot probably wasn't necessary, but the guide told him to shoot again so he did. The bull was down in approximately 3 minutes. They're not as invincible as people make them out to be. The Native Americans killedcountless numbersof them with little more than a stick with a sharp stone tied to the end. Shot placement is more important than shooting 80lbs of draw and use a good, sharp, fixed-blade broadhead.

AK Jeff

MichiganWhitetails74

You will do just find with that set up. Just put that arrow in the right spot. My buddy took a Buff on a preserve with a long bow. No issues. Penetration is the key. They can take alot.

johncxr

Don't try shooting one of the buffalo at this place. There is no fence to hide behind when it comes charging for you.

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Bocajnala

your set up should work great! practice practice practice, and put the arrow where you want it! post some pics after the hunt!