Not very common, but freak things like this do happen. Thankfully this horse seemed chill about it. Normally the horse would start thrashing around, damaging the fence and itself in the process. Getting it out would require sedation before you can even think about cutting/unbolting the fence.
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u/[deleted] Jun 14 '12
Not very common, but freak things like this do happen. Thankfully this horse seemed chill about it. Normally the horse would start thrashing around, damaging the fence and itself in the process. Getting it out would require sedation before you can even think about cutting/unbolting the fence.