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So this is the way the men treat the wild buffaloes:
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Yet does that make their fate any worse than that of wild buffaloes?
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To have a shot at the only herd of wild buffaloes on the continent!
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The principal tenants of the plain were wild buffaloes.
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Now, what more could the wild buffaloes want?
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It's as much as our lives are worth to try to stop a rush of wild buffaloes.
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There are also a great many wild buffaloes, which, if caught when young, can be easily tamed.
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But you never thought of hanging men for catching and selling wild horses, wild buffaloes, or wild bears.
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So, until further developments, we have the pleasure of recording the presence of twenty-six wild buffaloes in southern Wyoming.
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Although I have since killed about two hundred wild buffaloes I have never witnessed another charge by a herd.
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In the dry season you must search for it in standing ponds or gulleys, where the wild buffaloes, hogs, etc.
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During the breeding season, our wild buffaloes of the great vanished herds were much given to fighting, and always through jealousy.
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They often met with bears, hogs, deer, and wild buffaloes; but they all ran away as soon as they saw them.
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We called the Pisikious wild buffaloes, because they very much resemble our domestic oxen; they are not so long, but twice as large.
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We were just stalking towards the deer when we came upon a herd of wild buffaloes in a small hollow, within a close shot.
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On these plains, where in times past I had so often counted immense herds of wild buffaloes, not one was now to be seen.
