Anyone eat anything larger than a horse ?

[mikebrown]

count me out

[BigFoot]

A moose (is that larger than a horse?)...

[mikebrown]

unfortunally not BF...good try though

[Nev]

Bison, but not a whole one.

[markies]

I know an old woman who ended up eating a horse - she died of course

[levi]

Originally Posted by Nev

Bison, but not a whole one.

Anyone know the difference between a Bison and a Buffalo?

You can't wash your hands in a Buffalo... b'dum tisch!!

Ithangyoou! (takes a bow)

[Gary Slegg]

Originally Posted by markies

I know an old woman who ended up eating a horse - she died of course

Is that the same old woman who swallowed a fly, they said she'd die

[markies]

along with the spider, the bird, the cat, the dog, etc

[BigFoot]

Originally Posted by mikebrown

unfortunally not BF...good try though

Darn

*off to eat some whale *

[VO2Max]

...whalemeat again, don't know where, don't know when, bit I know... etc, etc...

[Nev]

Originally Posted by BigFoot

Darn

*off to eat some whale *

[Whisper] Done that. [/Whisper]

[GhostyDog]

I've feasted on Crocodile and that's the largest living reptile.



Is it bigger than a horse though?

[VO2Max]

It is when it's eaten the horse.

[mikebrown]

Originally Posted by GhostyDog

I've feasted on Crocodile and that's the largest living reptile.



Is it bigger than a horse though?

i suppose in fairness Ghosty, it depends on the type of horse...sure bigger than a litte shetland i suppose (aren't they sweet)...

for arguments sake..we shall say the horse is a big shire plough pulling horse that ploughs the fields in Hampton

[harleyriv]

so it's complete with the plough then..................?

[mikebrown]

Originally Posted by harleyriv

so it's complete with the plough then..................?

not on this occassion !!

[Nev]

Originally Posted by mikebrown

not on this occassion !!

So on what (special) occasion is it with plough?

[Eric Metz]

Hippo, Giraffe, Koedoe, and even once elephant......
There is a restaurant outside Johannesburg, called Carnivores, who specialize in game meat. All above the board as well, normally their meat comes from game reserves that need to cull herds that grow too big to sustain on the land. Sad , but a neccessary evil, I suppose

[BigFoot]

Originally Posted by Eric Metz

Hippo, Giraffe, Koedoe, and even once elephant......

Did it all taste like chicken?

[mikebrown]

Originally Posted by BigFoot

Did it all taste like chicken?

[mikebrown]

Originally Posted by Eric Metz

Hippo, Giraffe, Koedoe, and even once elephant......
There is a restaurant outside Johannesburg, called Carnivores, who specialize in game meat. All above the board as well, normally their meat comes from game reserves that need to cull herds that grow too big to sustain on the land. Sad , but a neccessary evil, I suppose

christ Eric ...you've eaten some meat...were they all served with chips ?

[Toronto Spider]

Originally Posted by mikebrown

unfortunally not BF...good try though

Sorry mike, you're wrong.

Let's say the average horse is 16 hands. That's likely a high number -- 15.1 or 15.2 is probably closer -- but I wanted to pick high on average. That works out to 64 inches at the shoulder. Most average in around 1,000 pounds.

The moose can grow to be over 3 metres (8 to 10 ft.) in length and a shoulder height of over 2 metres (5 to 7 ft.). Males can weigh 600 kg. (over 1200 pounds).
http://www.saskschools.ca/~gregory/animals/moose.html

The moose wins.
--Toronto

[Nev]

Is that a chocolate moose ?!

[markies]

or was it moose as in a moose loose in the hoose

[Nev]

If the plural of mouse is mice,
I think the plural of moose should
be meece!

Usage:
"Look at that bunch of ugly meece!"