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Get off my LAWN! "Grumpy Old Farts"

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They do pretty well, they live in these conditions though they may get a little sweaty and slimy and like to rub on you.
There's no way I'm going to click "like" on this post, but please know that I sincerely appreciate the insight you've shared. I find all knowledge valuable, but some I just don't want to acquire first hand! ;)
 
I see horses and cows in fields (they get along well together) that love to relax under trees. They get some wind which cools but also helps keep the bugs off. Rolling in the mud or dust provides protection that helps keep the bugs off.

Some farms have ponds. Animals love to take a cool dip. I’ve seen them standing in line to get into a shower. Horses can really get smelly.
 
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Now Al I was going to click "like" on your post. :bag:
It was the slimy horse rubbing up against me mental image that I couldn't bring myself to use the like function for - I really didn't want to send the wrong message to anyone. There isn't enough bleach in the world to wash that picture out of my eyes! :)
 
It was the slimy horse rubbing up against me mental image that I couldn't bring myself to use the like function for - I really didn't want to send the wrong message to anyone. There isn't enough bleach in the world to wash that picture out of my eyes! :)

Sweaty horse, sweaty woman. Only a degree away from each other! :)
 
There's no way I'm going to click "like" on this post, but please know that I sincerely appreciate the insight you've shared. I find all knowledge valuable, but some I just don't want to acquire first hand! ;)
Slimy yet satisfying ;)
 
Slimy yet satisfying ;)
...and you somehow thought that answer was going to make me feel more comfortable about the whole thing? I think my subliminal issue (at least in this case, we don't have time for my entire list of personal issues) stems from watching the original Ghost Busters too many times! :)
 
I see horses and cows in fields (they get along well together) that love to relax under trees. They get some wind which cools but also helps keep the bugs off. Rolling in the mud or dust provides protection that helps keep the bugs off.

Some farms have ponds. Animals love to take a cool dip. I’ve seen them standing in line to get into a shower. Horses can really get smelly.
i have a couple horses. feed and clean every morning and night. full grooming two to three times a week. they are mares with white socks, so their back leds get a little stained from you know what, but a little bleach solution brings them back. and yes, they swim.
 
i have a couple horses. feed and clean every morning and night. full grooming two to three times a week. they are mares with white socks, so their back legs get a little stained from you know what, but a little bleach solution brings them back.
This why people invented cars, not because we needed a dashboard on our ride to install radios and cigarette lighters in.
 
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