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So apparently horses like more then one kind of grass! hehehe! :D My mare, Allie, ALWAYS trys to take my weed out of my pocket!!! Never tried to feed her any out of fear that she'll colic since horses have sensetive stomachs. Any other horse owners out there that have a horse with a similar taste for bud??
Hah just dont ride her while shes high! let her chill and zone.
just mix a little bud in with her oats/straw or see if she will eat a little bud, chances are if she eats it on her own it wont kill her (unless your horse is stupid, and most of em are...no offense because horses are cool)
watch it, they'll nab your beer too if you're not careful...
cattle have no problems with it but their digestive system is different. i don't know about horses but with humans, eating raw bud can cause temporary problems with the stomach lining...it's a new question so good luck finding an authentic answer unless there's a large animal vet around here! i have been around them at parties though when they knocked over beers to get a drink! one even knew how to grab on and chug it down!
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Originally Posted by del...
:glugglug: HAHAHAHAHA!!! Thats a HILLARIOUS image!!!
I had no idea cattle can eat it, just fine!! Is it true that deer eat baby pot plants???
Speaking of intoxicated animals...
http://www.dailytimes.com.pk/default...0-4-2005_pg9_9
Hehe, look at the date. :stoned:Quote:
Wednesday, April 20, 2005
Drunk monkeys cause chaos
A group of drunk monkeys rampaged through an Indian village after stealing a specially fermented drink. The primates stole the liquor made from marijuana leaves which residents were preparing for a religious festival.
Stunned Baralapokhari villagers struck back at the inebriated monkeys with sticks and other weapons and drove them away. Three residents sustained injuries requiring hospital treatment, reports The Times of India. The intoxicating ‘pana’ drink had been prepared from marijuana leaves as part of an offering to Hindu gods for the Oriya new year. The villagers had kept it in pots outside their huts, an official said. Monkeys that passed out have since been returned to the forest.
HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA!!!!!!!!!