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Posted by 37 chief on April 12, 2007 at 20:05:20 from (70.181.167.25):
Came in for a little lunch today, News was on, Then came the red letters breaking news. I was expecting something real bad, There was a horse in Texas somewhere stuck in the mud. I guess it was real bad for the horse. Anyway they were having a real hard time trying to get straps around the horse. They would try to lift, and the straps would slip off. When my brother was in the cattle business after a hare rain sometimes several would get bogged down in a mud hole. Some times times when everything else failed a rope was put around the neck and a good stedy pull with would get the animel out. Could this be done with horses, or do they have a weak neck? They finally got the horse out.Stan
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