bowhunting buffalo
I have a chance to go on a buffalo hunt in January.. Only 600.00 if you use a bow.. First off I don't like to hunt fenced animals and that's what this isBUT I'm guessing for what it is maybe it's the only way sinceBuffalo don't really roam free in large numbersanymore..:eek:
Has anyone ever hunted Buffalo with a bow and if so howwas it? I would never hunt deer or elk etc... etc.... fenced in but what are your feelings on something like a Buffalo? I wonder if I can pet it before I shoot it.. LOL :D J/K |
RE: bowhunting buffalo
dude you are going to hell if you shoot a fenced in animal. teddy rosevelt wouldnt do it to the bear and neither should you
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Oh shut up!
ORIGINAL: childers dude you are going to hell if you shoot a fenced in animal. teddy rosevelt wouldnt do it to the bear and neither should you |
RE: bowhunting buffalo
That sounds like an incredible opportunity. I think it would be awesome to take down such a huge animal with a bow.
I am totally against high fence hunting HOWEVER I'd make an exception if the animal no longer exists in the wild. I believe there are some small free roaming buffalo herds near Yellowstone but I don't think you can hunt them (I may be wrong). Anyway, enough about that. As far as setup, I'd suggest at least a 70 pound bow with at least a 500 grain arrow. I'd use a 1" diameter cut on contact broadhead like a 2 blade magnus stinger to make sure you get good penetration. Good luck - post pictures. |
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i mean its ok to hunt them but not in a fenced in place all you have to do is go to wyoming and u will see thousands of elk and buffalo. i go there every year. and yea you can hunt them there
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enjoy your hunt!--but i wouldn't try to pet one-fenced in or not
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Not too thrilled about the fenced thing and if I don't do it that will be why, but it's one big arse fence and you'll never even know it.. Pretty much like a free roaming animal but I know it's still not.. All I keep thinking is 800lbs of meat and hunting a buffalo with a bow for 600.00, lol....
It was just an offer and I just wanted opinions on it, not sure yet.. I have some other really fun hunts coming up (although some with a rifle) but this was just a spur of the moment type thing.. You also get to shoot wild hogs.. Mabye not a good idea if ya have to questions the ethics of it.. |
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I know, this is what I usually tell my customers when they tell me they are doing a fenced hunt.. Ahhh, good for you.. Do you get to pet it first.. lol
ORIGINAL: JimPic enjoy your hunt!--but i wouldn't try to pet one-fenced in or not |
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Go shoot a Chevy or a Ford or something sporting. A buffalo in a pen??? What int the hell are you thinking man. Why not go ask the nearest farmer if you can buy one of his cows for $500. You'll save $100 and get a bunch of lot better meat. If he agrees, just pull out your bow and shoot the dang thing. Makes a whole lot more sense to me, and like I say... much better steaks. Hunt a buffalo in a pen. I'd rather go hunting in Baltimore on a pay day night where the animals shoot back.
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I'd go for the meat. I wouldn't call it 'hunting'. Call it interactive grocery shopping. That's what I call it when I go down to TN and chase/get chased by hogs. I have fun, usually get some meat, a bunch of exercise and it sure beats sitting on the couch. :) |
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