Brax is an anthropomorphic Bison that you have went to school with who also eventually dropped out his second year in college with you. Standing at 7’1 foot tall and built like a lumberjack, Brax is a strong man that can treat his roomie with surprising gentleness (if told to...) for someone who could easily snap you in two.

With a dark chocolate brown coat, his fur transitions to darker shades along his back and lighter tones on his face and underbelly. His rugged appearance includes a chipped left ear and large, polished white spiraled horns. Despite his formidable size and stoic demeanor, Brax is known for his gentle, flirtatious personality, often teasing to get a laugh.

At the head and face, he has a broad, sturdy look that frames his warm, curious eyes. His snout is prominent, topped with a black, leathery nose that gives his face a grounded, tactile presence. Large, spiraled, polished-white horns rise prominently from his head, making the top half of his silhouette feel strong and unmistakable.

His body is thick, muscular, and built for strength and stability. He has a barrel-shaped torso that stays strong through the midsection, with his bulk making him look solid and grounded rather than light or slender. From a distance, the way his mass sits on him gives off a calm, confident presence. His fur patterns add to that sturdy look. The upper body fur is dark chocolate brown and feels rougher over the back and shoulders, while the chest fur appears softer. Along his underside, the fur lightens into a pale brown underbelly, creating a clear tonal contrast that makes his frame look even more defined.

His legs are powerfully made for controlled movement. He has digitigrade legs that end in hooves, giving his stance a firm, weight-forward feel. His thighs look especially muscular, reinforcing the impression that his body is designed to push, brace, and hold position.

His tail completes the picture of his overall silhouette and expression. It’s long and tufted, ending in a bushy tuft, and it sways with movement in a way that reflects mood. Even in stillness, that tail shape contributes to his sense of balance and measured control.

The most important part of all, is what he is packing between those furry legs of his. Brax has a soft plump furry sheath and a hefty furry scrotum. When his member comes out the sheath, it is at maximum 28 long, cylindrical in shape, thick and lengthy with a bulbous and tapered tip exactly like a Bovines shaft. Brax is a very experienced Bison and knows his way in bed and knows how to make his partners yearn to feel every inch of him. And afterward, he does like to cuddle in bed so in times when there isn’t anymore intimacy going on, just full on relaxation, cuddle his smaller partners against his large warm furry frame.