along the way the crow would cross a 2 lane highway, and any manner of coyotes, grizzlies, wolverines and moose, and a few wandering buffalo. earlier in the morning, there are 20 of them in this valley, one of them, a female, is lying just uphill from me with an arm's reached, probably 600 lbs. of bone, another 400 or 500 lbs. of meat. when it fell dead after i shot it it slid down the steep slope and crashed into a bunch of trees. i have been working on it all day. i opened the carcass from the underside of the tail to the gym before removing the and trail. i pulled the hide away from the upper half of the carcass as if i were slowly turning down the covers of a bad. as skin over the ribs and paunch, over the shoulder all the way to the animal's spine. if you touch the base of your own neck and feel the shakes running up your backbone, you are feeling the natural processes of yours thoracic vertebrae. on the buffalo they can be 20 inches long. they act as a mooring post for tendons that support the animal's:head. the honda gives the buffalo its distinctive look, it's front heavy, bul

along the by the crow lacrosse 12 lee highway and any number of wolves, black bears, grizzlies, wolverines, mountain goats in this and perhaps a herger two of wandering buffalo. earlier in the morning there are 20 of them in this belly. one of them, a cow or female is now lining up hill within arm's reach, probably about 600 pounds of hide and innards. another 400 or five and a council made. when it fell dead after a shot at, slid down the steep slope across the wet/and crash into a snag of aspen trees. i have been working on it all day. i made scan cups at the legs and open the carcass from the tail to the chen before removing the entrails. with that slices from my naipaul the highway from the upper half of the carcass as if our slowly turning down the covers of a bit. i scandal for the brisket, ribs and over the shoulder all the way to the animals spine. if you touch the base of your own neck and feel the public shaves running up the center of your back bun you are feeling the neoprocesses of your thoracic vertebrae. on a buffalo this can be 20 inches long. the act as a sort of mooring p