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To: NotJustAnotherPrettyFace

Put a bun bag on ‘em.

I can’t see this making sense in large cities, but some small farmers and loggers find them a cheaper alternative to paying the fuel costs for tractors and skidders.


18 posted on 11/21/2007 3:05:26 PM PST by coydog (Keep Canada green - paint a Liberal!)
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To: coydog

Actually, it would work just fine for me - I am 4 miles from my office.

I would love it.

Unfortunately, in our grand free country, owing a horse in my town has been illegal since I was a kid.

They built a metro stop where our barn used to be.


19 posted on 11/21/2007 3:10:43 PM PST by patton (cuiquam in sua arte credendum)
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To: coydog
I can’t see this making sense in large cities, but some small farmers and loggers find them a cheaper alternative to paying the fuel costs for tractors and skidders.

Small problem: You can't park a horse in the machine shed for the winter, after filling it with anti-freeze & draining the fuel tank.

You have to feed, water, and shovel every day, whether you're using it or not.

Which brings up the next problem: growing enough additional 'fuel' to keep them fed & watered, without losing crop land, disturbing euro-sacrosanct 'habitat', or running afoul of other EUroproblems.

A horse (or cat, for that matter) = a nice, useful, furry friend; 12,000,000 = a plague of Biblical proportions.

32 posted on 11/21/2007 5:04:02 PM PST by ApplegateRanch (...and there is no new thing under the sun.. Ecclesiastes 1:9 [KJV])
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