WHOA! That is intense! Remind me not to tick him off - I think his head is as big as I am! hehe.
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wow, that is great, Imac! Two things this week in my life about bison (who'd a thunk it?): they used to have long forward facing horns. But after being hunted by the First Americans, they shortened so that they could herd without hurting each other, so that they could protect each other from hunting. Also: my daughter got buffalo hamburgers this week. I still can't bring myself to try them, tho!
Good shot. Reminds me of the old joke about trying to tell the difference between a buffalo & a bison. The answer of course is, have you ever tried to wash your hands in a buffalo!
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Awwww what a beautiful shot, and yep he/she appears to be eyeing the camera. Happy CC and thanks so much for stopping by! :)
ReplyDeleteImac: Oh my, what a big eye you have Mister Bison. Very nicely done.
ReplyDeleteIt's difficult to imagine the enormity of a bison until you're up close and personal to one. Great photo!
ReplyDeleteThat really is a beady eye!! I'd love to see a close crop of it ....
ReplyDeleteAnd I enjoyed your Photo Hunt 'toon too!
WHOA! That is intense! Remind me not to tick him off - I think his head is as big as I am! hehe.
ReplyDeleteI signed you in on the Linky on the Camera-Critters blog (http://camera-critters.blogspot.com). Would you like to be added to the Camera-Critters blogroll? Your photos are always such a treat, my friend - I thank you for participating in CC.
Wow! he's huge!!
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ReplyDeleteThis is a great photo... big and wooly like a teddy bear!
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Wow...terrific close-up. He really does have a beedy eye. I don't think I want to play with him.
ReplyDeleteImac ~ what an awesome photo. Where were you when you took this?
ReplyDeleteWow! How close did you get to it to take that photo?
ReplyDeleteWhat a handsome fellow!
ReplyDeleteWell done!
A big mountain of dark wool. Thanks, I´ve never seen one so close!
ReplyDeleteWhat a beautiful bison head ! didn't he charge on your camera ? lol !
ReplyDelete*wow* Great picture!
ReplyDeleteAre you sure its a bison, and not Siting Bull in disguise?
ReplyDeleteI got a beady eye on you iMac over at my birds blog. Look at the second picture of the youngster. That will haunt you for weeks. LOL
ReplyDeleteAs far as the buffalo goes. I love them. I don't like what our government did to 6 million of them.
I would like to meet a similar bison
ReplyDeleteAwesome photo!!
ReplyDeletewow, that is great, Imac! Two things this week in my life about bison (who'd a thunk it?): they used to have long forward facing horns. But after being hunted by the First Americans, they shortened so that they could herd without hurting each other, so that they could protect each other from hunting. Also: my daughter got buffalo hamburgers this week. I still can't bring myself to try them, tho!
ReplyDeleteAren't they amazing creatures?
ReplyDeleteNot one to trifle with, I suspect!
ReplyDeleteHey imac, where did you find that bison? You saw my bison right? But you got soooo close up! :D
ReplyDeleteWow!
ReplyDeleteI have the urge to brush him. Think he'd let me? LOL
amazing photo
Very cool close up of this bison!!! Looks like you’re right there ;--)
ReplyDeleteI’ve shared at Small Reflections.
Hugs and blessings,
This is a great shot dear Imac! :-)
ReplyDeleteGood shot. Reminds me of the old joke about trying to tell the difference between a buffalo & a bison. The answer of course is, have you ever tried to wash your hands in a buffalo!
ReplyDeleteBison is what you call it, we call it Buffalo. Such interesting animals aren't they?
ReplyDeleteWow, fantastic photo
ReplyDeleteExcellent capture! I love these creatures.
ReplyDeleteHappy week.