Generally carass weight includes the bones in the main part of the animal.
The percentage of meat and bone (% yield) from most animals that are bred for slaughter (cows, sheep, pigs etc.) are in the 50-70 percent range based the type of animal.
Horses probably run in te low end of this range as they are not bred for slaughter.
Certain of the more muscular breeds of horses, especially those that have lighter bone would yield higher.
An animal with a live weight of 1000 pounds would have a carcass weight between 500 and 600 pounds.
The other answer is that no horses have edible meat (whether this is because they are loaded with chemicals or can't be slaughtered humanely) so zero pounds.
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A horse's head outside a butcher's shop can signify that they sell horse meat products. The display may be a traditional or cultural symbol in some regions where horse meat is consumed.
Around 60%.
Horses are not commonly consumed for food in many Western cultures, but there are some cultures where horse meat is eaten. However, there are health concerns related to consuming horse meat due to the potential presence of drugs that are not approved for use in animals intended for human consumption.
Horses are not considered edible animals, but more domesticated animals in many countries.
Yes, goat meat is edible.
Meat is an edible product from horses. In the United States horse meat is not eaten. However, in several other countries the meat from a horse is used in the same ways as meat from a cow is used. It can be ground, it can be cut into steaks, or roasts. There are a number of ways that horse meat is eaten.
Dressing percentage is 50 to 60% of live weight.
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It is not illegal to eat horse meat. It is illegal to sell horse meat.
Rabbit soup contains cooked rabbit meat, so yes, it is edible.
Chestnuts and Horse Chestnuts are not the same thing. Chestnuts are edible by humans. Horse Chestnuts (Buckeyes) are not edible and are generally considered poisonous --- even to horses!
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Hamsters are edible, but do not have much meat on them.