12/16/2025
When I saws this old bull it caused me to think, this bison wears its years openly—thickened shoulders, a worn coat, scars earned from seasons of cold, drought, battles of dominance. An old buffalo may not be as strong or as energetic as it once was, but it is tested. It has survived brutal winters, shifting herds, predators, and time itself. When I saw this old bison, it made me think about the quiet beauty of age and wisdom—how time refines rather than erases. Age in the wild isn’t measured in wrinkles but in resilience and restraint. Like experience in a long human life, each mark tells a story of adaptation, memory, and endurance. The beauty here isn’t perfection—it’s proof of a life fully lived and knowledge earned through survival.
