need help

[BOWSER]

can anyone tell me how to or the best way to wash a buffalo :dontknow: someone on another forum reommended ketchup

 

[aloldstuff]

Try Worcester sauce. I have tried it previously and it works at getting that red color off

 

[Dimeman]

Try Worcester sauce. I have tried it previously and it works at getting that red color off

It does work !!!! I have been using it for a couple years.......and it makes burgers and steak taste better also.

 

[Mudder]

I just tried in on a old buffalo that I had used several items to try and clean, worked slick as a whistle. :callme:

 

[aloldstuff]

I just tried in on a old buffalo that I had used several items to try and clean, worked slick as a whistle. :callme:

Mudder, you wouldn't happen to have before and after pictures of that buffalo would you?

 

[tanacat]

I'm going to try it too- I'll take a before & after shot

 

[Bell-Two]

can anyone tell me how to or the best way to wash a buffalo :dontknow: someone on another forum reommended ketchup

Well the hard part is getting the buffalo to hold still and it takes about 40 bottles of ketchup too! rofl

 

[tanacat]

Well the hard part is getting the buffalo to hold still and it takes about 40 bottles of ketchup too! rofl

<} ...btw, that brought a quick memory flash washing my dog in tomato juice after a run-in with a skunk lol


Well, I've had my buff in ketchup (out of Worcester sauce) for about an hour with no results. You can tell this is an exciting Friday night for me rofl rofl rofl

Actually I'm trying out a new batch of home brew----a nice IPA, good hint of citrus imho :beerbuddy: TNT Home Brew (aka Tom-N-Tana Home Brew)

 

[BOWSER]

I saw a real buffalo in Arizona,up close and personal,i would never try to give one a bath. :white:usaflag::

 

[russellt]

buffaloes like to stink so i just leave them alone...