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If a horse is on just hay is it okay to work them to get off weight?
Are you asking is it okay to ride a horse when they are on just hay? It is completely fine to ride a horse that is on just hay. My horse is fat as a cow and she was on all hay, no feed all summer. I rode her regularly.
Can you eat cow pies?
NO!! Cow pies are big flat pats of cow poo, and are NOT to be eaten by anything except those flies and beetles that live off of cow patties.
How long does a cow survive with it's head cut off?
If its head is cut off, it is already dead.
How long does a moose live with its parents?
A calf will normally only live with its mother (called a cow) for a year. A calf can be separated from its mother is if it chased off by bull who wants to mate with its mother during the rut. Calves are mostly chased off by their mother in late May, right before she gives birth. If a cow does not become pregnant, the calf can stay with its mother for two years.
How can you write a sentence using the word cowered?
f* you a*s whole figure it out yourself! get off the the f*cking computerr and do your homework! F- I think i could answer the question "The cowered cow couldnt jump off the hay."
What is another word for put off that rhymes with hay?
Another word for "put off" that rhymes with hay is "delay." Other words that rhyme with hay are "today" and "pray."
After bleeding off how long before next heat for a cow?
It'll be 17 to 24 days til her next heat.
How did the blond die drinking milk?
The cow fell on top off her!
How long can a sperm live on tip of a penis after one has evacuated?
As long as it doesn't dry off or isn't wiped off.
What does best cow mean in cattle auction?
Best cow means exactly what it says. Best cow being actioned off.
How long can you live off of beef jerky?
500 years.
How do you fall into hay in assassins creed brotherhood?
In order to fall into hay from a building you must be standing on a ledge where there are pigeon droppings and simply jump off in the direction of the hay.
