Well had a moment im not going to forget easily.

Ive got buckets of rotted down horse i use as a base in a couple lures for m44s and dirt holes flat sets etc.

Im in the process of switching to newer buckets some have dry rotted over the years trying to shrink down space in the lure shed. So while pouring some rotten horse into a buckett
The settled heavys flopped forward into the new bucket
Creating a giant tidal wave of dead horse

Guess what happend.
I got a face and mouthfull of rotten horse thats been ageing for 3 plus years

it was perdy bad i always wonderd what it tastes like to a coyote i was suprised tbat it wasnt to bad

I dont think.ill try it again however

I hope to never taste it
I'll just take your word on how it tastes

Sounds good

I always wondered how they determined NEW AND IMPROVED on dog food.

Yeah, I'll pass too. Thanks for the info tho....

Im still around just dont post much

I've heard that dog food is regulated higher than human food. I know they actually have taste testers (people, not dogs) to taste and rate the quality of dog food.

You are one tough Hombre TravisC. If you develop a strong urge for the taste of grain and grass you know where to look for the reason.

Thinkin bout cookin a mule next

It's good to hear from you, Travis C.

Thank you sir how are ya doin

Well at least the mule would be cooked.

The horse was slow cooked round 3 years lol

The horse was slow cooked round 3 years lol

"McNasty" ........ FITS ! ! !

Lol its the name of one of my lures