These can be Very Tough animals, but they are no match for 475 Linbaughs and/or the 500 JRH. I shot this one with the 500 JRHwith the 425 grain hard cast bullet and broke the onside shoulder. This put the brakes on the moving Bovine. I then switched over to the 475 Linebaugh with 420 grain Bufflo Bore LFN hard cast and put 2 more rounds into him and one of them brokethe offside should. All three round exited the Buffalo. The beasts head was still up so I put a round into the sid of the skull just below the horn with the 500 JRH and the bullet weent through the Brain and lodged in the offside of the skull. Unbelievably the Animla was still breathing so I put a 475 round through it's forhead an the party was over. Ths bullet was recovered in the neck it pentrated about 18 to 20 or inches.

Looks pretty dead to me.Congrats~~~~

What did it weight. Let me know how the thing tastes. My buddy who owns the bison hunting deal here localy just told us last week that he was getting 70 of them. If so ill probably at least pop a cow for meat if its any good.

FANTASTIC JWP475 ! Are those edible or do you leave em for the natives ? Did you ever get a Brown, Grizzly or Polar bear with your handguns ?
Please Take Care !
Chris

Yes I shot a Grizz that came in on a Moose kill that I was working on. Jimmy shot first and the Grizz went down and immediately got up. I then fired 1 round from my 475 and that ended that.

The 2 Moose (One I took with my 475 and the other Jimmy took) the other Grizz that David killed with his 375 H&H

Jim, Thanks for your quick reply. Beautiful picture ! I hope that could be me someday !
Thanks,
Chris

Nice going!

But I thought someone must have spiked the eggnog when I first opened the thread and saw 16 photos!

Two questions: Do you mind disclosing the ranch or outfitter, and about what did the animal weigh?

Chris O wrote: "Are those edible or do you leave em for the natives"

Thee "natives" would more than likely be Texans from the Hill Country or southern portion of the state...

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Originally posted by Bobby Tomek:
Nice going!

But I thought someone must have spiked the eggnog when I first opened the thread and saw 16 photos!

Two questions: Do you mind disclosing the ranch or outfitter, and about what did the animal weigh?

The estimated wieght was 1500 pounds. The outfitter is Action Outdoors Adventure 210-827-0053

This must be the place.

http://www.actionoutdoors.com/htdocs/general.htm

You used the wrong gun! Should have used the .38 special!
I could not resist that.

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Originally posted by bfrshooter:
You used the wrong gun! Should have used the .38 special!
I could not resist that.

You made me fall out of my chair..

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Originally posted by Redhawk1:

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Originally posted by bfrshooter:
You used the wrong gun! Should have used the .38 special!
I could not resist that.

You made me fall out of my chair..

Why, did you have too much to drink?

Congrats, John! You done good!

Only if water counts... Maybe Kool-aid...

well done congrats on another kill

I killed some buffalos using garrets and black talons in my 44 magnum ,some good results some very bad ,i posted photos in the past.juan

Boy do I feel DUMB !!!!!!!!!!!!!
I thought you shot your Asian Buffalo In ASIA !

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Originally posted by Chris O:
Boy do I feel DUMB !!!!!!!!!!!!!
I thought you shot your Asian Buffalo In ASIA !

Is there a place called Asia in Texas?

"Sounds like alot of Bull" to me! He seemed like a really tough one! Congrats and Happy New Year!