Posted by coshoo on February 04, 2019 at 13:08:12 from (65.101.152.183):
In Reply to: Drunk Driver????? posted by big tee on February 04, 2019 at 06:16:19:
Horses are pretty good at getting home. We used to camp with a group in the Cascade mountains near the Cascade Crest trail every year. Some would ride up to the Crest trail, then ride either direction for several miles. Overindulgence in "saddle softerner" might result in rider falling asleep in the saddle. There were many trails down from the Crest trail, but only one led back to camp. The horse would invariably choose the right trail, even in total darkness, and get the impaired rider safely back to camp. And this wasn't getting back to their normal home- just getting back to a camp that may only have been "home" for a day or two.
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