retroman81 says:

i pay that much in bosnia for 1.5 mega

noname says:

# 2 MongolMan

and your point is??

deowll says:

Yah know if a horse the size of the big ones stepped on your foot or kicked you that would seriously hurt.Working with big draft animals is not safe.

Only time I know of that my father seriously hit a horse was when it was standing on his foot and it did it on purpose because it wanted to stay in the barn and not work. He used a stick to hit it in the head. That stunned it and my father was able to remove his foot from under its steel shod hoof.

The horse never tried to step on his foot again though everybody else was still fair game. Smart horse but not smart enough.

My father sold it because he was afraid it would injure one of the kids to some other su…buyer who most likely sold it for dog food. Sometimes it just doesn’t pay to be to demanding and hostile.

msbpodcast says:

I watched the video but thought that discretion is the better part of valor.

Dallas says:

That was funny.

deowll says:

#7 Never tried it. The locals had a religious bias against eating things with a solid hoof. They wanted a cloven hoofed animal. Course some locals ate possum when I was growing up and to speak the truth I’d much rather eat horse. Horses eat grass. Possums dine on carrion any chance they get.

A domestic terrorist organization called Peta has pretty much stopped the horses to do food trade. Lot of folks won’t even buy a horse any more because you can’t get rid of the ones you don’t want and there may even be asinine laws against shooting one if you need to put one down. Got to pay a vet to come give them a shot to put them down which may cost more than you paid for the horse to start with.

Course the same e-juts still feed plenty of meat to their pets. I spect they think the stuff grows in cans and bags. Sigh, I may be overly optimistic in suggesting these people actually think.