Beautiful!
They are huge, and mean too. I had a neighbor down the road that raised them for meat, and also breeded them with cows. He also had a couple rare white buffalo. Which were so special and majestic.Yeah. Bison are 6 to 6.5 ft tall at the shoulder. And they are massive.
I had the good fortune to see some, once when I was a teenager. They are awe-inspiring in person.![]()
Oh, yeah, you're not kidding! When the bison come, all else gets out of the way. When they mean business, they really do mean business. Bison don't go around things; they just go through them. LOLThey are huge, and mean too. I had a neighbor down the road that raised them for meat, and also breeded them with cows. He also had a couple rare white buffalo. Which were so special and majestic.
My friends and I (in our foolish youth) got within about 2 feet of one on Catalina Island resting on the grass. Alarmed, it got up, and we darted for a nearby tree. I'll never forget how the earth shook when it got on all fours.They are huge, and mean too. I had a neighbor down the road that raised them for meat, and also breeded them with cows. He also had a couple rare white buffalo. Which were so special and majestic.
LOL - Actually, with the horns, it reminds me a tiny bit of the Musk Ox...The Gaur looks like you crossed the bison with the water buffalo and it got all the scary big bits from both! LOL
My goodness. I just can't get over the complexity of UVs this elaborate and how decent textures and transmaps can be created for them. I tried long ago when I first started and floundered BADLY. Kudos to those who can.Bison UVs done now, and scaled the male to 6ft tall. Will but the files together and get this off my plate for now.
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