Could read it as a number ranging from 1 million to several million

And it looks so much like cilantro. Or parsley.

I mean, that sounds like an apt description. Some stuff is lovley then some stuff is this or hemlock.

I had a medical plants book that said messing with members of the parsley family is "like playing herbal roulette." Well put, I thought.

Basically that BLM used be like ‘I don’t care what you’re using the horses for’ except now they’re going to be like ‘I don’t know what you’re using the horses for, I’m just going to sell them’

Feral horses, theres no wild horses in America.

Is it painful?

Mel and Carl were not just frequent collaborators, but also lifelong best friends. Rob Reiner recalls much of his childhood watching his dad and "Uncle Mel" trying to write material and laughing their asses off at what they could come up with. It's one of the reasons he was inspired to get into directing. And he gave us The Princess Bride and This is Spinal Tap. Likewise Mel Brooks kids referred to Carl Reiner as "Uncle Carl."

180%

a mustang is normally freeze branded on its side. looks mostly like scarring unless your used to it as the brands age

I like to call it forbidden parsley or forbidden parsnips, depending on which part you want to eat.

Read the OP post and I never said anything about racehorses. Talking wild mustangs, not thoroughbreds

So nobody reads "Misty of Chincoteague" as kids anymore??

Tattooed where? Racehorses used to be tattooed inside their bottom lip. (No idea if still the caes/location.)

Everything starts as an invasive species.

The horses live on protected federal land, and the horses themselves are protected wildlife. The federal hunt and slaughter is a cull to keep their numbers in check so they don't devastate the landscape eating every last bit of vegetation and then all starve to death. They want some horses to live there safely and happily. They just can't let all of them live. The horses don't have any natural predators because wolves have been extirpated from most of the US.

...so close

Was it a dream where you were where you see yourself standing in sort of sun-god robes on a pyramid, with a thousand naked women screaming and throwing little pickles at you?

No such thing as wild horses anymore. They're feral

They'd mainly be trying to replace small antelope and small game.

I can't say whether horse meat is really a better substitute than wild pig or anything like that.

Man I've seen tons of that. It's crazy. I always assumed horses were inherently expensive to care for. They don't look good though. I also saw a cow in a plus size dog house and a pen that was crazy.

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It's a joke, silly kid. Look at the photo. Lord, some people are just dense.

The crux of your argument seems to be that it free-range meat is more cruel than factory farmed meat. That if an animal lived a good life before slaughter it is more tragic than if we birthed them in a cage, deprived and abused them consistently from start to finish.

We round them up because they are an invasive species that disrupts the local ecology. We slaughter them because nobody else wants them. But every ounce of meat produced this way seems infinitely more ethical than the more systemic methods.

Saw it on 60 minutes!