Buffalo Monument Delivered

12/16/2013

Bronze sculpture by Scott Rogers of a larger then life American Bison

Drove about 25 hours one way for delivery. As my Uncle Grant would say, “Go easy like a frog a walk’in.” I wanted no problem’s, so I took the long way through Utah….Logan to Lehi to St George…….then through Las Vegas, Nev and on to Tempe, Tucson, spent night in Willcox, Az….on to El Paso, Van Horn, south to Marfa….arrived at Cibolo Creek Ranch.

Happy to have the first casting of this sculpture completed.

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Bronze sculpture by Scott Rogers of a larger then life American Bison

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