Posted by ryanwheelock on December 08, 2010 at 09:46:03 from (67.59.45.185):
Here in Michigan I believe its against the law to take the horse and put him down the old fashsion way and then bury him. Just wondering if all states are like this or just here. Vet wants $150 to come out and do it but my dad used to do it in the old days and it just cost the pennys for the 25-20 shell. What do you all think is more humane? Just seems like it was done with a gun for 100's of years like that but hes my pet and theres no way I could shoot him. Your opinions? Think might just pay the vet? Thanks for your input. Ryan in northern mich PS hes almost 30 years old and the cold weather makes all his joints have pain, doesnt walk around much and muscule mass on 1 leg is really gone.
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