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Posted: 9/4/2022 12:04:46 PM EDT
Bizarre US Forestry guide resurfaces that details how to blow up a horse
And Hillary's preferred method https://www.ladbible.com/news/bizarre-us-forestry-guide-resurfaces-that-shows-how-to-blow-up-a-horse-20220901 |
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Is blowing up horses something that US Forestry is required to do frequently?
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View Quote That never gets old. |
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I like the instruction "horseshoes should be removed to minimize dangerous flying debris"
Like how? With my handy dandy Leatherman horseshoe removal tool? |
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Interesting, I've never really thought about a career with the U.S. Forestry Service until now. |
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I wonder if the guy who did the dead whale wrote those directions?
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Quoted: Is blowing up horses something that US Forestry is required to do frequently? View Quote packed poles and crap in on horses due to USFS land restrictions. one of the horses got hurt and the outfitter had to put it down. we came back the next morning and bears had eaten the damn horse. |
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I've heard it said that very few problems can't be solved with the proper application of high explosives.
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Quoted: A dead horse will draw unwanted grizzlies to a popular trail. Thousands of little bits will simply decompose. View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Quoted: Quoted: Do you want a dead horse carcass next to a popular trail? Or thousands of pieces of dead horse near a popular trail? A dead horse will draw unwanted grizzlies to a popular trail. Thousands of little bits will simply decompose. More like thousands of little bits will be consumed by birds and everything else that eats meat. |
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Dam that’s savage.
My wife’s horse died from choking on grass. Well technically a .308 killed it but it was choking on grass. Thankfully they knew some people with a farm and disposed of it. |
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Had this come up at work last year. Customer’s horse fell down an abandoned hand dug well and died.
Blowing it up was brought up, but the customer wanted to rehab and use the well after. A crane was hired instead. |
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Quoted: https://www.ar15.com/media/mediaFiles/327887/SmartSelect_20220614-014621_Brave_-_Beta-2514196.JPG View Quote Yeah science! |
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Everyone knows you don't explode horses, you grind 'em:
Animals & the meat grinder at the rendering plant |
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So is a C4 horse the forestry division’s version of the ATF’s tannerite dog?
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Quoted: Consider this- some one was paid to conduct that study and this was the result View Quote There was testing involved. If 20 pounds was the agreed proper amount than there was probably some testing with much higher explosive weights. Someone may have even been killed by a wayward horse shoe to get that footnote added. |
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Quoted: Quoted: I like the instruction "horseshoes should be removed to minimize dangerous flying debris" Like how? With my handy dandy Leatherman horseshoe removal tool? EDC tomahawk thread? |
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i bet someone's kid got a multimillion dollar grant to come up with that.
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Quoted: i did a job up by hungry horse, MT years ago. packed poles and crap in on horses due to USFS land restrictions. one of the horses got hurt and the outfitter had to put it down. we came back the next morning and bears had eaten the damn horse. View Quote Sounds like they should change the name to Hungry Bear, MT. |
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Quoted: Everyone knows you don't explode horses, you grind 'em: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HA1dVYyXc8Y View Quote Holy fuck, I have seen all of the grossest (and I mean ALL) videos the internet has to offer. And that one was new to me and very impressive. Yuck. |
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Quoted: Sounds like they should change the name to Hungry Bear, MT. View Quote https://www.usbr.gov/pn/hungryhorse/history/index.html Hungry Horse Dam received its name from two freight horses (Tex and Jerry) working in the Flathead River's South Fork area. They wandered away from their logging sled during the severe winter of 1900-01. After struggling for a month in deep snow, they were found so starved and weak that care and feeding were needed to nurse them back to health. Stunned loggers nicknamed the gaunt survivors the "Mighty Hungry Horses." Jerry later pulled a fire wagon in Kalispell and Tex did similar duty on a wagon for the Kalispell Mercantile Company. |
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Quoted: https://www.ar15.com/media/mediaFiles/327887/SmartSelect_20220614-014621_Brave_-_Beta-2514196.JPG View Quote That was a pretty funny episode |
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