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I think they would have probably tasted like bison.

>>16405571
You mean buffalo?

why were our ancestors so greedy? they couldn't leave us some?

what does elephant taste like? that would have to be the closest

>>16405575
bison are still farned
more expensive than beef but you can still eat it if you really want to

>>16405582

>>16405575
They are not extinct you know. I'm sure there is a way to legally eat bisJ2RXQon/buffalo.

>>16405588
While I don't know any specifics about them and all that, I did have a buffalo burger once and have had a lot of jerky. Delicious as sin, I don't blame people for hunting so many of them back then.

>>16405598
I can drive 20 minutes to see a farm pasture full of them.
they still exist. a little expensive yeah but not a huge deal.

>>16405575
Those are bison. Buffalo do not exist naturally in the Americas.

I know some archaeologists will straight up eat any mammoth flesh they find
It's really weird
They don't eat ALL of it, just like a mouthfull

>>16405621
Buffalo and and American bison are used interchangably you pedantic little squirt. In fact buffalo is in a lot of cases used as an umbrella term for the family of bison animals.

>>16406966
Explain buffalo chicken.

>>16406966
Anyone who has worked in Yellowstone will laugh and roll their eyes at you for saying buffalo.

>>16406966
stupid yanks

>>16405585
Imagine the hell bacon

>>16405569
tastes like mamif dont it

>>16405569
No!

>>16405575
All ranchers should have their land removed off them and it should be managed as one massive ranch for free range bison

>>16406037
>archaeologists
>mammoths