Our Neighbors enjoying the sun by greyone
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Description
Just a glimpse into our world here. These bison are not wild, they are raised by a local farmer. A few years ago there was a big push for raising beefalo. They were a cross between beef cattle and buffalo. You no longer see them.
Jim

Comments (19)
Thank you for sharing your world with us a superb collage my friend !!
Great collage here Jim, you have some very cool neighbors
EXCELLENT COLLAGE!!!!!!!!!
Wonderful captures and collage! :) I never knew the crossed the two. learned something new. :)
Lovely I like collage :)
Such cute company you have, Jim. They just look so happy to have you as a neighbor. :)
So interesting! I for one should like to see much more of where you live, as it will be all new to me.
good to see there's a fence between you and them !
nice Neighbors you have !! great collage too !
a fine family of neighbours here.
I would love them as my neighbours!!!
Excellent collage what gorgeous neighbours!!!! hugs Jane xx
Wonderful collage, Jim Impressive buffalo
What a wonderful collage. They are handsome looking beasts. Bison meat is very good,alot less fat content than pure beef,but very expensive. Excellent photos Jim. Love and Hugs...
a white buffalo calf was recently born in Texas on a ranch that raises them also.an Native American came by to offer blessings because they believe the white is special in their religious beliefs
A lovely collage of these huge animals. I've not seen a beefalo but I wonder why they didn't keep crossing them. Excellent captures.
Wonderful collage and photos my friend, loved it!
Great shot, my sister lives across from a buffalo farm, too! Great collaboration- thanks for sharing! :-)