Have you eaten horse?

[adoc65]

I’m sure we have eaten more horse than we are aware of. Lots of burgers out there.

 

[Goatshoes]

I'd like to try it. Maybe with a side of porpoise or sea lion.

I'm fine with eating dog too. Just better not be mine.

 

[Pucky Freak]

Horse steak is on my bucket list.

 

[MThuntr]

I've eaten crow more often than I care to admit but one had horse once in Iceland. It's been awhile but I remember it being just fine

 

[T.R.]

I ate both camel and horse meat when I was working in Saudi Arabia. Not bad at all. TR

 

[sschultz]

Isn't Iceland where the whales are hung and aged until almost rotten? Thought I saw this on Anthony Bourdain or Bizarre Foods once. mtmuley

That not what they serve in the restaurants

 

[the nikster]

I did have horse in China. I think it lived a long life as a beast of burden. Bad experience.

 

[WesternCO68]

I ate horse in Africa. Tasted like beef. No complaints.

 

[Nick87]

I mean some kids in grade school ate glue, so technically....

 

[17remhunter]

Not sure if some of you know - but the DOI recently reversed grazing leases for American Prairie Reserve for bison on BLM land. Let me start by saying - in my ideal world - bison would be provided opportunities to graze on public land. To me what's of significance - the reversal was based on the intent of these animals not being raised for "production" - with the logic that if animals are grazing on public land they need to be for raised for consumption. I can understand and appreciate the rationale, even though I don't like it.

That being the case - why and how are there horses eating on BLM land that's leased? When's the last time you ordered a horse quarter pounder?

Im all for making wild horse a big game animal. They have no place on our range lands