[Eaker]

Cow = Tastes good & no fun to ride.

Horse = Don’t eat but fun to ride.

I try not to get these confused ..........

[SouthTexas]

Cows do taste good AND are fun to ride! Well, they were many years ago, think it would hurt to much now.
You can shoot them too, as long as you buy them first. :)

[El Gato]

Cow = Tastes good & no fun to ride.

Probably not fun, but doable. Sometimes cows, or oxen, make better draft animals than even big horses such as Clydesdales or Belgians

Horse = Don’t eat but fun to ride.

The French eat then, as do many others. A restaurant in my home town, with one in the town where my wife was born as well, got cited during WW-II for serving horse, and not telling folks about it. Nobody knew the difference, but then again they served a sandwich that was sort of like a Sloppy Joe, but with much more bun than meat paste. I used to eat them as a kid, but the last time I had one, when I was in college, almost 40 years ago, they were disgusting. The restaurants are still in business though, and my sister in law, the grandmother of the great nieces who live with us, loves the things.

[Robert A Cook PE]

Cow = Tastes good & no fun to ride.

Horse = Don’t eat but fun to ride.

I try not to get these confused ..........

OK. But I thought this was a Cowboy shooting. Aren’t they on the targets riding the 4-wheeler? (After all, the only way to hit the cow would be if you missed the cowboy......)

[jagusafr]

“Okay, lady, he’s your deer - just let me get my saddle off him, okay?”

Old punchline, I know...

Colonel, USAFR

[El Gato]

But in a pinch, you can ride cows or eat horses. The French and Swiss, among others, eat horse all the time. That's what happens to a lot of wild horses that no one adopts, and it also happens to rustled horses. They get butchered and the meat sent for the Frogs to eat.