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Message: <blockquote data-quote="swampratt" data-source="post: 4015816" data-attributes="member: 15054">This was a very very old horse and became blind in one eye and badly infected and had lost about 300 to 400 lbs in the last few  weeks is what I was told by the owner.You could not get within 50 feet of it as it would try to kill you.. like it was mad.The eye area got bad and was swollen to about a football size and had a hole in the side of the face with maggots eating on it.They tried for a couple weeks to get someone out to put it down.No not eating it as it was owned as a pet for a long time.And the infection was way gross.No one new it was maggot infested as you could not get near it.[ATTACH=full]368247[/ATTACH][ATTACH=full]368248[/ATTACH][ATTACH=full]368249[/ATTACH]I studied these pictures and others and knew it was walnut sized.I was not worried about putting the bullet where I aimed but i did go out the day before and shoot the .308, 6.5 CM and .223 and made darn sure I was on the mark not any of that sighted in 2" high stuff.I knew where my round hit at 50 and at 100 and at 50 the rounds literally went into the same hole for the .308.15 MPH winds day of practice and day of shooting.I felt I did the horse and the owners right.And i did not accept any cash as they are used to paying for this stuff.I told her to make me a sandwich.I never had a Stromboli and it was nearly 2 foot long and all homemade including the bread around it.I ate on it for a few days as did the grand kid and wife.Excellent sandwich.</blockquote>

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