Buffalo For Sale
The North American bison, commonly known as the buffalo, is a large, grazing herbivore that once roamed the grasslands of North America. They have returned from the brink of extinction and are now a common sight in many of the country’s national parks, most notably Yellowstone National Park.
Water buffalo calf
- Name: Joy
- Posted: 11/20/2023
- Email: Email Seller
- Location: Ohio
Bottle fed water buffalo heifer calf.
Pair of African Water Buffalo
- Price: $3,500.00
- Name: Brandon Ackerman
- Posted: 11/16/2023
- Phone: 8044261145
- Email: Email Seller
- Location: Virginia
- Website: Www.brandonexotic.com
5 month old water buffalo They are still on 2 feedings a day but starting to wean and eat pellets. Very sweet and tame. Serious inquires only. Delivery is possible within reasonable distance
Water buffalo
- Name: Phillip Licking
- Posted: 10/28/2023
- Phone: 3086500162
- Email: Email Seller
- Location: Nebraska
Four weeks old water buffalo bull calf located in central Nebraska
Water buffalo bottle calves
- Name: Joy
- Posted: 10/12/2023
- Email: Email Seller
- Location: Ohio
Bottle fed water buffalo calves. Very friendly.
Yearling water buffalo
- Name: Tad Drake
- Posted: 08/21/2023
- Phone: (719)671-6356
- Email: Email Seller
- Location: Colorado
1 bull 2 heifers. All Black. All bottle raises very friendly and ready for new homes.please call Dean (no email I only post the ad)
Buffalo / Bison
- Price: 4500 - 9000
- Name: Linda
- Posted: 08/12/2023
- Phone: 563-380-4818
- Email: Email Seller
- Location: Iowa
Bison / Buffalo for sale , brown or white calves or yearlings , white Bull pictured father of ones for sale , can send photos and pricing upon request Linda 563-380-4818
Water buffalo
- Name: Lisa Hall
- Posted: 04/01/2023
- Phone: 3347015923
- Email: Email Seller
- Location: Alabama
Watusi pair about 3 years old
Water buffalo trio
- Price: $3,000.00
- Name: Lisa
- Posted: 03/19/2023
- Phone: 334-701-5923
- Email: Email Seller
- Location: Alabama
3 water Buffalo 2 females one male very gentle
Buffalo
Buffalo are very large animals that need lots of room for grazing. They are herd animals so they should be kept with several other buffalo. They do best in very large, pasture-like enclosures that encompass several acres or more. Ideally, rotating the animals between a few pasture areas will give the grasses a chance to regrow. A variety of grasses and sedges should be grown in the pasture.
Buffalo Diet
Buffalo are ruminant grazers. They spend a good deal of their time walking and eating prairie grasses, or resting while chewing their cud. Lichen and mosses also provide additional nutrients. Buffalo are able to extract more nutrients from the low-protein, high-fiber prairie plants than cattle can.
Buffalo in Captivity
Buffalo live and travel in herds that are divided by gender. Females and young calves form one herd, while males form another herd. Buffalo will find fulfillment as long as they are able to maintain their natural social order.
Breeding Buffalo
Mating season begins in the summer months when male buffalo temporarily join the female herd to search for a mate. The females are pregnant throughout the fall and winter and deliver their calves in early to mid-spring. They typically have only one calf at a time and the newborn calf will weigh in at about fifty pounds. In the first hour of life, the calf will stand and start walking, joining the herd. The calves will stay with their mothers for the first year. Female buffalo will reach sexual maturity by age three and males, by age six. In the wild, buffalo live to about twenty years old, but they typically live longer in captivity.
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