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found one of my horses looking like this tonight when i went to feed up wounds apear to be teeth marks
i have raised live stock for 30 years this is a first for me
been a few yotes hanging around , do you think they could have done this
i would have thought the legs would have been much worse if it was dogs or yote i dont knoow just guesssing
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i know i have yotes on the farm see them alot just never had them get after the livestock , time too cut lose on them
I hope the horses managed to put a few hoof marks in those dogs!
Is it possible he got into some barbed wire or someplace he should’ve stayed out of? Just wondering, horses turn and kick, so it would have to be a big pack to get at his face like that. Not that it couldn’t happen…
Coyotes will usually try to eat it’s *** out while it’s still alive, not usually go for the face.
TAX-E-DERMIST wrote: Coyotes will usually try to eat it’s *** out while it’s still alive, not usually go for the face.
Didn’t mean to break any rules, guess I was too profane. They will try to eat it’s butt out.
thats is true, but a 1500lb horses butt has two back legs hooked too it them back feet can take out just about any thing it connects with , when a horse kicks his face goes to the ground , and as i stated he is bit up on back legs , just not as bad as the face area
