It's a well known fact in the equine world that only the very center of the bale is worth eating.
Monday, January 19, 2009
It's a Well Known Fact
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But of course! Kind of like Oreos, jelly donuts and cream filled candies, you know!!!
Have you ever seen a hay bale collapse on the horse's head?
Yes most definately!! That is where the most fresh hay is!! YUM!! Way cute!
Reminds me of a cinnamon roll-mmmm!
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