Sirloin from a horse?

[CabezaBlanca]

I’d eat it.

[friscopaint]

Hmmmm.......I've got one with a limp right now....

[friscopaint]

Good god, I could see my neighbors here in the densest horse area in the U.S. when I have one hanging from FEL cutting it up......

[HUNTIN HARD]

<<<<<had zebra in Africa, very good!!

[Traildust]

I've ate zebra....very good. I'll eat horse right after house cat if times get tough.

[R.W.T]

I’d try it. When I was a kid, I was told the Bible stated you can only eat animals with split hooves. I never did look into it, just have always remembered hearing it.

[sir shovelhands]

I ate horse in Norway, and quite liked it, though it wasn't quiet as delicious as the reindeer. If you really think about it, a horse is basically a cow that hits the gym.

[BrandonA]

I couldn’t do it. I guess being around horses so much and getting to know them and their personalities you grow attached. I know every one of Riley’s horses have become more than animals.

[bmac]

Never had it to my knowledge but sure it wouldn’t be too far from deer.


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[mjhaverkamp]

Na

[critter69]

Worked with a guy from Russia, and he said they ate it often. He can’t believe we can’t buy any here. He is trying to have his relatives send him some.

[Hooverfb]

I'd eat it. Dad had it in france and said it was good.

[SwampRanger]

I did Army boot camp at fort Leonard Wood....I’m
Sure I probably ate horse....and was glad to have it

[NAVY CHIEF]

cured hams smoked pecan

no horse but I been killing pigs and making my own cured hams

[Milkfisher]

I’ve been to Vietnam several times and it’s pretty common there. I’ve eaten it in more than a handful of meals. Not bad at all IMO if it’s cooked right.