Posted by wisbaker on November 02, 2013 at 20:29:10 from (173.30.33.15):
In Reply to: I think I am sadistic posted by notjustair on November 02, 2013 at 16:43:27:
The one that almost made me wet my pants laughing- We had a Paso Fino Stallion and we didn't want him to cover the grade mares so he spent a lot of time in his own pen surrounded by an electric fence. Well one of the grade mares came into heat and backed up to his gate, he figured he'd oblige her through the gate. About the time they got hooked up he gets his head up against the electric fence above the gate. One of them squealed like I have never heard before or since, sounded about like a hog. The mare shoots out from under him, he rolls over and lands on his back. Gets up and walks to the other side of the pen where he can't see any of the mares or other horses and stands there all afternoon shaking his head back an forth.
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