But then the weather turned on me. Nasty, rainy, and cold...And then the speaker went out on my GPS... grrrrr....
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Ummmm ...i think buffalo live in north USA and Canada .
ReplyDeleteDo some people breeding them in Texas.
OMG!!! You saw BUFFALO??? How cool is that? I have never seen any in real life before, and was hoping that somewhere, one day I would see some! I
ReplyDeleteAshraf - Wild Buffalo are now confined to the north USA and Canada, but there used to be wild ones in Texas at some times of year - they're migratory by nature. These are raised on a ranch... I've also seen camels, ostrich and I've heard of some people raising rhinoserous!
ReplyDeleteJulie - They are pretty cool aren't they?
We have a field of buffalo near us..They sell the meat at a few grocery stores and farmers markets around the area.I have tried it- it has less fat and taste the same as beef to me.
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