Aaaaaaargh! While in Colorado for 9 days, our pony decided to use the passenger side of my truck as a scratching post . She evidently liked the sharp edges of the badges on the side. Took it over to my detailer and had him polish the whole truck. Thankfully, everything came out perfect and it looks as good as the day I drove it off the dealer lot. Moral of this story, don't park where the horses can get near it

 

LOL dang horse's a s s

 

it's just like a big salt lick to them.. lucky they didn't try to lick/chew the paint off. Years ago the neighbors cows got out and the wife came home to find them all licking her little neon..even a couple of hoof prints on the hood and of course both mirrors were on the ground.

 

My daughter has an F250 powerstroke and she was unloading feed one day, so the horses came over to check it out. Our dog jumped up and barked at the horse because she didn't like the horses crowding that area. The horse reared back hitting the bed. Dented it and took out the tail light. Horses are a mess!

 

I was taking some stuff out to the barn the other day and left the door open while I closed the gate. Figured since I was out of the truck and in an unseen area I would take a whiz. Zipped back up and got in the truck, drove a little farther and glanced in the rearview mirror, and saw I had a stowaway. There was a 3 month old goat kid standing on the back seat enjoying the ride. Sure am glad my truck is a st that can pretty much be hosed out instead of fancy carpet and leather. Truck has 5000 miles. My momma has not even ridden in the truck, but a goat has.

 

They especially like to crib the rear tailgate's plastic spoiler. . .

 

you got lucky...while on a night HOG hunt, a bull decided he liked my black truck better than I did...I caught him in the act of fondling my truck and he seriously didn’t want to leave his new friend. I was a tad nervous trying to get back in my truck...even with weapons