Wheres a good place to hunt Buffalo?

[pendoreilleadventures]

I drive by those every day

[boneaddict]

Not much of a free range is it

[WDFW-SUX]

Wyoming has some fair chase opportunities near Yellowstone.......Probably in for that next year.....

There are some canned hunts in Idaho.

Utah has some fair chase hunts

Arizona has some fair chase

[Hunter Henry]

There is a guy outside of Fishtrap, which is just about 20 miles west of Spokane, it's not a "hunt" by any means but he does let you shoot a buffalo.  I'll get the number and post it for you.

thats all were lookin for. we've already done a hunt and got a 12 year old bull, now we just want more meat. the number would be great thanks

[pendoreilleadventures]

yeah only 400 acres with a high voltage electric fence. I won a raffle and got to kill one 10 years ago. I showed up they put out some grain and side shot that one. I would had more fun shooting a milk cow lol. but the meat was good. got 709 pounds of meat. Didn't have the money to get a head mount so I had the skull on a shed at my house and it got stolen a year after I got it. So don't have any thing to show for it. gave the hide to the tribe.

[GEARHEAD]

Sprague has a small herd.    i actually watched a guy being guided up to them, (40 acre enclosure) while driving back from 4th of july lake. what a putts, lol.

[Sagedawg]

South of Cheney, there are the Belsbys'. I dont know what they charge for a hunt, but I seem to remember hearing they had different price levels. They also have goats. pig etc. Not really a hunt, but its meat.......and good meat to boot.


  Sage

[Gutpile]

i actually watched a guy being guided up to them, (40 acre enclosure) while driving back from 4th of july lake. what a putts, lol.

He was only a putz if he thinks he's hunting. I see nothing wrong with it. I considered myself. A few hundred pounds of Buff meat sounds good to me. Not buying the thrill of the hunt, just buying the meat. If someone is buying what they call a "hunt" then yes they're a putz but thats not what this operation is.

[cohoho]

I don't care how it's down, rifle, pistol, bow, muzzy, sledge hammer, .22 to the back of the head, axe handle, forklift, whatever... I'm considering the same thing for the meat, has to be a young cow or bull for me..  Wife is up for it also, we just really liked Bison meat...  But might be fun with a bow so I can practice in case I ever get redrawn in AK...  Besides I never kept the robe off my son's bull, (gave it to a friend that went with me) wouldn't mind doing the hide for my kid as a huge blanket...  Do you know what it cost out there (WA or Montana), been trying to call the number but either answering machine or ring, ring, ring...  Now- I am on a mission for the fridge, anyone else like to join me and split the gas to and from the east side, I can haul two quartered easily in the enclosed truck bed, out of the elements...  I look at it this way, the cost of meat is crazy anyhow, a whole or half moo cow normally cost an arm and a leg, but you never know what in the ways of additives gets into their system..  Plus for those that haven't had Buffalo meat, it is so darn delicious, extremely healthy and almost fatless... it's crazy, except for the old bulls, yuk!  And the way I have been this season, my fridge is very lonely.................................

[Grizzly95]

http://www.canyonhuntingranch.com/

[Sagedawg]

   yep thats the place.


  Sage

[rasbo]

there is a place in oregon also

[cohoho]

Priced out of what I would consider.  I guess I'll have to wait for the drawing in AK or Wyoming...