Raising bison
 

Has anyone done it? What were your experiences doing it? And for those who haven't raised buffalo, have you eaten it, and do you like it?

Are you sure you didn't miss the leading "B" in the word 'raising'.

They keep kicking a.. In football.

I've neither raised, nor braised, Bison. I've eaten it many times, though. It's good stuff, but too expensive to be part of any regular rotation in my home. Occasional bison burgers, and a bison prime rib roast every couple of years, is mostly how it's shaken out in the JPB household.

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Andre Rison.

Taste great.

Less filling.

Raising a few bison is on my bucket list.

Admit it, you just want to jack it off.

I would love to raise some bison. I bet raising any kind of livestock is more work than you think. Be awesome to do it though

Build strong high fences

Some friends of mine keep a really small hobby herd (they do slaughter out of it on occasion). They do some beefalo as well.

And as someone else said: good fences. And keep your ****ing dogs away from them. They'll stampede and trample the **** out of dogs.

Bison are mean. Local butcher in Amarillo told me when they are unloaded he shoots them in the head with his .44 mag as soon as they enter his chamber. He said they will absolutely kill you in a heartbeat.

That's because they haven't met your sweet caress yet,