Most likely fairly old, but the frog is squishy and slimyOh no.... That's so sad
I wonder how new it is? Hopefully it isn't really fresh. Do you think it is Juice? I hope its something really old and not a horse that just died recently out there in the woods...
We’ve found cow skeletons in the woods at my cousins house. Their neighbors had cows, and when one would die they just left it to rot in the woods. There would be hawks and vultures in the dozens circling, and that’s when you’d know there was a dead one out there
Haha I forgot we aren’t all horse people. The hoof is composed of different parts, and the frog is one of them. It’s the triangle in the middleThe... Frog?
What?
Ohhhhhh! Ok
I would not that dog ever give me kisses again...Hey... Can't say no to free food.
(Joking. That's gross, don't ever do that)
One of our two previous dogs ate their own poop... She was old... But she still gave us kisses LOL. And then we had a deaf boxer that did the same... He also LOVED to slober EVERYWHERE
) and pot-roasting some shanks for supper. And maybe doing some laundry in there somewhere. And a nap. Definitely a nap.
Oh yes he was absolutely loving it! We give him pig/cow ears sometimes to chew on, but the problem is that I don’t know where it came fromEpic garage/shop cleaning today, getting things ready to start work on a new bow project. Also stripping elk tendons for sinew (Today's big take away lesson: If you ever decide to use elk sinew, strip it off the legs BEFORE it dries out, unless you want an upper-body workout. Whew.
Most hunters I know don't even keep the shanks because they're so gristly. But pot-roast them for a few hours and they magically turn into some of the best eating on the animal. Yum.
Speaking of yum, Juice, I'm sure you know this, but your dog is just being a dog. In their natural state they're opportunistic scavengers by trade. That old horse hoof probably tastes like chocolate pudding to him. I never let any dog kiss me on the face; I know too much about what dogs consider tasty.
