Many of the fiberglass buffalo statues shown below were produced by Sculptured Advertising in Sparta, WI in the early 1960s. This company became Creative Display in the 1970s and then FAST Fiberglass in the early 1980s. Modern aluminum versions of these fiberglass buffalo statues and other variations were likely produced by making molds of these earlier statues. This page and those that follow are organized alphabetically by state.

Buffalo [gone] El Dorado, AR	Buffalo Pensacola, FL

This Buffalo statue in El Dorado was installed on top of a sign at Joe's Tire Service. It was gone by 2023. There is a smaller buffalo statue there. [map] This Buffalo statue in Pensacola is located at Frontier Motors. The statue has been there since at least 2008. [map]

Buffalo Driggs, ID		Buffalo St. Elmo, IL

This Buffalo statue in Driggs has been installed on the roof of this building since at least 2007 when the Gourmet Pantry occupied the space below. The building now houses Silver Peaks Realty. These photos are from 2014. This statue is obviously from the same mold as those shown in the row above. For more, see this website. [map] This Buffalo statue in St. Elmo has been installed in front of the Driftstone Pueblo Indian crafts and gift shop since at least 2018. [map]

Buffalo Luverne, MN	Buffalo Center City, MN

This Buffalo statue in Luverne is located at Those Blasted Things, a gift shop which opened in 2001. [map] This Buffalo statue in Center City stands in the field next to Eichtens Hidden Acres, which sells cheese and bison products. He is accompanied by a mouse statue. [map]

Buffalo Duluth, MN

This Buffalo statue is installed on a trailer near the Buffalo House Restaurant. Nicknamed "Burko the Buffalo, he participates in local parades. For more, see this website. [map]

Buffalo St. Louis, MO		Buffalo Lebanon, MO

This Buffalo statue in St. Louis has been installed at the Trainwreck Saloon since around 2011. [map] This Buffalo statue in Lebanon is installed in front of JR's Western Store. It has been there since at least 2014. [map]

Buffalo Tupelo, MS		Buffalo Oklahoma City, OK

This Buffalo statue in Tupelo stands in front of the Tupelo Buffalo Park & Zoo. The park opened in 2001 and the statue might have been installed then. The statue has reflector eyes. [map] This Buffalo statue in Oklahoma City was installed in front of a Coca-Cola plant in 2004. It was part of the Spirit of the Buffalo art project when dozens of buffalo statues were installed around the city. [map]

Buffalos Calumet, OK

These Buffalos are located at Indian Trading Post & Art. [map]

Buffalo Madison, SD	Buffalo Huron, SD

These Buffalo statues in Madison and Huron are at the two locations of Prostrollo new car dealerships. These fiberglass representations of "Big Medicine" were built by FAST. They are 12 feet tall and 20 feet long. The first one was installed in Madison around 1970 while the one in Huron has been there since 1987. The fur on top of both statues' heads was painted brown until sometime between 2012 and 2015. [Madison map]; [Huron map]

Buffalo Sioux Falls, SD

This Buffalo was installed at Aqua One sometime between 2011 and 2018 where it stands today. The statue may have come from Buffalo Bill's Wild West restaurant in Sioux Falls which operated from 1968-1971. The restaurant had a buffalo statue as well as a Buffalo Bill statue. The Buffalo Bill statue was later moved to Cody's Tavern & Grill and is now located in Wasta, SD. [map]

Buffalo Oacoma, SD

These three Buffalo statues are installed across the street from Al's Oasis, facing I-90. The pair shown on the left are much smaller than the one shown in the two photos on the right. They have been there since at least 2002 and have probably been there much longer. Al's Oasis opened there in the early 1950s. [map]

Buffalo Hurricane Mills, TN

This Buffalo statue stands in front of Loretta Lynn's Ranch Kitchen.

Deer, Buffalo, and Moose Wisconsin Dells, WI

These three fiberglass Deer, Buffalo, and Moose statues are installed in a picnic area at the Wisconsin Deer Park. There are also a bear and a cow not shown here. They were all produced by FAST Fiberglass which is responsible for many fiberglass animals, people and things described throughout my website. For more Leaping Deer and Moose statues, see this page. [map]

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