Spectacular!

 

WOW THAT IS AWESOME!!!! congrats man that must have been one hell of a shot.

Cool story, I guess it was a bit too cold to wear his buckskins.

Congratulations to your brother!

I have not seen the footage yet, but I'm sure we will look it over for next production. I remember Mark got the black stone head from the knapper guy that sets up at the Trad Expo in Kalamazoo. I'm not sure of his name, but maybe someone can help me. Mark said the shot was 32 yards stepped off in the snow, and the buff just took a few steps after that.

Owlgrowler- Once he saw how wild these guys were, and the lack of cover, he decided to go with white camo. We had a big roast from the buffalo last night...and boy was it good, and very tender. He got the thing skinned right away and started cooling it, so that realy helped.

Very cool!  Mark made your ancestor's proud that day!

A great accomplishment for a great guy. Tell Mark Ron from Quebec bear camp congratulations for sure. That should fill the freezer, I know that boy can eat! In his defense, there is alot of man there  

Congrats!

Way to go Mark! I guess he'll have to write his own book too eh?
 

PLLLEEEEAASSSEEEEE add a link so we can watch the footage..              

Congrats Mark for a really Traditional set up,in the real Hard Way.Thanks for sharing Mike.Felix

great story.

Tell him I'll trade him a hog hunt for some of that buffalo meat!! But only if he brings Whitey for the material!

I wouldn't doubt it if it were more like 125 years or more.  I saw a trade point tipped Sioux arrow in a Bismarck museum from 1871.

COOL!

Congratulations!  Way more to it than just a kill!

Very cool. That is one of the things on my bucket list.
Jack

Congrads to Mark,  Stonehead makes it really special  !!!!

Great story, congratulations!!

I'd love to see the video. It would be great to see the arrow and stone point you used.