[mothmon]

Just what is the bite pressure PSI of your average donkey or mule anyway? This young man found out the hard way... the very hard way

[GODREKR]

[houseoftechno]

That just brightened up my day.

[kellyhound]

good, tear it off.

[Hogmann]

I hope he broke his leg

[ride]

Sad part is he'll probably kill that donkey once he recovers from his injury unless it's the only one his family has.

[marcos_69]

Originally Posted by mothmon ↗

Just what is the bite pressure PSI of your average donkey or mule anyway?

I don't know the numbers, but am sure it's very high. Donkeys are used to protect cattle and will kill coyotes and even on occasion mountain lions.

[William May]

Originally Posted by marcos_69 ↗

I don't know the numbers, but am sure it's very high. Donkeys are used to protect cattle and will kill coyotes and even on occasion mountain lions.

Everyone I know in Tucson who has Llahmas also have a burro or two. Predators are scared shitless of them. They DO kill mountain lions and bobcats! They are mean and fierce fighters!


But people with Lamas never bother with them. I wonder why. Even the Dalai Lama doesn't have a burro security squad!

Fernando Lamas never had them as escorts, either!


Also, I found out about a month ago, that a Tiger can kill a man with one punch of it's paw. They don't even have to gnaw on their neck, or tear them into shreds with their claws. (But I guess they do that later, anyway.)

[Trucked up]

Donkey kills him, then the guy with the camera. Eats them both & off to the next town to do it again. Hey, a donkeys gotta eat.

[mothmon]

I think donkeys/mules are not as popular guard animals anymore because they get very excitable, and after they kill that wild cat, they're in such beast mode they'll frequently turn around and kill one or more of the animals they're protecting. Llamas are where it's at these days