American Bison pulling a couple around Sioux Falls, South Dakota 1885.
Wonder how long it took to train them to pull.

Lol . When retraining a pair of pulling horses it’s important to note that Whoa , sounds a lot like Go .

Very cool picture 330 .

Another winner! Thanks 330. I'm somewhat surprised they're not cows; both are bulls.

Jack

Has to be hard to train a buffalo. Cool photo.

I wouldn't want to be the guy who had to put those rings in their noses.

That is some massive. brute "horse power".

Those nose rings were a great inducement for the buffs to do what a trainer wanted.

Those horns are pulled back. That can only be done as they are growing so those two were trained starting as calves.

Ox drivers would do the same with bullocks. Shape the horns as the calf grows.

warrior interesting fact

Cool pic!

I would bet those buffalo were raised by people from calves and are not still "in tact" bulls.

Get up is the command for mules to pull.

A couple of bison that escaped the slaughter for tongues and hides. Working with them from calf age could make the job much easier.

Bryce

That was my thoughts too. I would also guess there was a month or so each Fall that I would rather walk that be sitting behind those two bulls.

Interesting

Seen a guy ride one down the crowded street at Sturgis .

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=v5Lmkm5EF5E
My grandsons use to laugh and laugh at this movie.