Just a couple from here in Western NC. The Elk are wild, but the buffalo is at a farm just down the road. Enjoy.



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http://www.jbr13.com/Other/Facebook-Photos/i-QhN8tTL/0/X2/JBR5289-FB-X2.jpg





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http://www.jbr13.com/Other/Facebook-Photos/i-zTQm6zM/0/X2/JBR5379-FB-X2.jpg




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http://www.jbr13.com/Other/Facebook-Photos/i-q4Hf4P9/0/X2/JBR5464-FB-X2.jpg




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http://www.jbr13.com/Other/Facebook-Photos/i-w8xpcxX/0/X2/JBR5445-FB-X2.jpg

The color on your buffalo looks a little light, almost blonde...

Could it be a beefalo?

The color on your buffalo looks a little light, almost blonde...

Could it be a beefalo?

itsbob, I have seen beefalo, and no it is not one. With the light yesterday evening, it really did look blonde. It is a type of white buffalo. I don't think it is a natural born, it may have been bread to be a white.

How long was your lens? ie, how close were you to them?

GW, I was using a 300mm for most of these photos. At least one of the buffalo shots was with a 80-200mm. Distance to subjects varied from 30 ft to 75 ft I would guess.

GW, I was using a 300mm for most of these photos. At least one of the buffalo shots was with a 80-200mm. Distance to subjects varied from 30 ft to 75 ft I would guess.

Thanx. It looked pretty close, and that buffalo definitely had his eye on you.... :lol:

The second picture needs a frame. Beautiful shots!!!