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How to Make Your Horse Pushy and Disrespectful, Part 3

Western Horse Watchers Range August 12, 2018August 12, 2018

Feeding wild horses is not recommended. Aggressiveness and obnoxiousness are learned behaviors.

Somebody will get hurt, people will complain and the horses will be removed from the range.

RELATED: Horse Befriended by Campers Removed from Big Summit WHT.

RELATED: How to Make Your Horse Pushy and Disrespectful, Part 2.

Published August 12, 2018August 12, 2018

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