Would you spar with one?

@@therealdeal6886 I would get destroyed

No these horses are wild

Nope, these are protected by the federal government...sooooo I would not recommend hunting them.

@@EpicMountainHunter that's mildly frustrating, why are they protecting invasive animals That actively damage the native environment

@@grendel8342 I believe it's because people really love horses. People love deer but horses even more so I cant imagine the backlash the state would get if they allowed it. I totally see your view point.

@@EpicMountainHunter agreed, tends to be mostly those from more urban spaces though, anyone I know (we grew up living off the land) would see these animals as non natural. Either to be recaptured, hunted or eaten if not all three. No different than the feral hogs that roam the entire south.

@@EpicMountainHunter Though with my view point though, these horses are here to stay. So I do think they should be treated as any other game animal, not federally protected. It's like if Australia decided to start federally protecting wild horses, camels, cattle, and other large non native megafaunal organisms. If they are to stay apart of the ecosystem here we should act as their predator, we put them here and it's still our job to keep them stable.

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