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> it will ferment all on it's own Yes. I live on a small farm with lots of wild (I assume) apple trees. We used to have a horse that would only eat the apples
by HeyLaughingBoy 5y ago
> it will ferment all on it's own
Yes. I live on a small farm with lots of wild (I assume) apple trees. We used to have a horse that would only eat the apples on the ground, after they had fermented. You could watch her drunk ass standing there, swaying slightly!
Apparently animals getting drunk on fermented apples is a fairly common thing. Who knew?
- denton-scratch 5y agoApple orchards and pig farms go together. Apple sauce is considered to go well with roast pork. In some parts, it is customary [citation needed] to run pigs in apple-orchards to scrump the windfall, and to feed younger pigs on the pulp left over from apple-pressing. I know pigs like to scrump fallen apples; I don't know if they get falling-over drunk. I'm not a country-boy.