Last month DH
and I took a little drive over the mountain to Grand
Teton National Park
in Wyoming . There wasn’t much snow and the big elk herds
hadn’t yet made their way down to the valley floor.
Still the
buffalo had gathered there to graze and take it easy like a bunch of
domesticated cattle.
We noticed two
young bulls squaring off for a little shoving match.
Like a couple of
bored adolescents they were trying out their muscles and their fighting skills.
They seemed
pretty evenly matched…
…and made quite
a show of stomping and swinging their big heads.
They were
totally oblivious to the scenic surroundings that would stop a tour bus in its
tracks.
Then off to our
right we noticed a couple of bigger bulls tromping over to see what was going
on.
When the big
guys showed up suddenly the youngsters lost interest in their head butting
contest.
Nice story, great scenery.
ReplyDeleteThe bulls remind me of watching my son break up a fight between my grandsons.
Oh, dear. When I saw the small version of the picture at top, on my Blogger dashboard...I thought a car had slid off the road. Those things are HUGE, even laying down.
ReplyDeleteNot a lot of difference between human & buffalo adolescents!!
ReplyDeleteI wouldn't want to take on one of those guys, with those horns, especially. What a view they have, though. Nothing like majestic mountains in your back yard!
ReplyDeletewhat lucky timing, they are magnificent.The buffalo aren't bad either! WOW! Great shots!
ReplyDeleteOh Leenie I LOVE these photos buffalo are so very cool I would love to have them here but I would really love you to ship me a few of those magnificent mountains:) Hugs B
ReplyDeletethat's some scenery
ReplyDeleteLove it. Adult supervision and discipline!
ReplyDeleteIsn't that wonderful? I am in absolute awe of buffalo. Have only seen them in person twice, and their size is just so dang impressive...
ReplyDeletePearl
How cute. I guess grown ups are grown ups even in the animal kingdom.
ReplyDeleteHope 2014 brings good tidings your way.
They are so typical of a bunch of bulls everywhere!!!
ReplyDeleteExcellent post!!
Linda
http://coloradofarmlife.wordpress.com
Lucky buggers surrounded by all that beauty! :) Awesome captures, Leenie!
ReplyDeleteWow! I know it wouldn't be a good idea but I just want to touch them! Those thick woolly coats look so tempting! Love all your pictures.
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