New person to the Serious side of Zoo.

[Miss_Ekigna]

Hello!
My name is Ekigna, and my personal goal is to own a stallion, and i want to ride him, as in a SFW way as well, and go hunting with him.
Hunting from horseback is a big dream of mine.
And yes, i want to make love with him as well, hopefully include my girlfriend after a while as well. (She also knows that i'm Zoophile)
Any tricks or tips, how to approach the whole situation?

Other possibility would be that i ride a mare, and have a social assistant male pony, so she's not lonely, and i can make love in a somewhat safer way.

As a sidenote.
What do you guys think of Mules? Both on the sexual, and riding side of things.

PS: All the penetrative sex would be anal. since i'm a trans girl, please keep that in mind during writing your reply and thank you

PS 2.0
For some reason i'm also interested in Pigs too, both sides.... i don't realy know what's wrong with me at this point

 

[Deagle113]

Though it can be exciting to think about zooier themes regarding potentially adding animals to your life, this should never be the reason you obtain them. There are a thousand and one factors to think about with having a horse, and 99% of those have nothing to do with sex.

Like @omniscientfluffer mentioned, you’ve got to start with care, behavior, time spent around horses, familiarity with how they interact, how to handle them safely and calmly, how to find land to house them and feed them, and many other things. Adding a stallion into this mix makes things more complicated, as working with them is an additional layer of management. (Where will you put your mare? Do you plan to have foals?)

Moving to the US and having horses can absolutely be done, I would just caution you to be realistic about it.

There are a lot of people on here, and other places, with far more experience than I do in caring for horses—you can always feel free to ask specific questions in the horse care sections. Also, I know this forum can be a bit difficult to navigate, but there’s all sorts of amazing responses to pretty much every zoo question you could have about them, so make sure to take your time and explore.

 

[Miss_Ekigna]

Though it can be exciting to think about zooier themes regarding potentially adding animals to your life, this should never be the reason you obtain them. There are a thousand and one factors to think about with having a horse, and 99% of those have nothing to do with sex.

Like @omniscientfluffer mentioned, you’ve got to start with care, behavior, time spent around horses, familiarity with how they interact, how to handle them safely and calmly, how to find land to house them and feed them, and many other things. Adding a stallion into this mix makes things more complicated, as working with them is an additional layer of management. (Where will you put your mare? Do you plan to have foals?)

Moving to the US and having horses can absolutely be done, I would just caution you to be realistic about it.

There are a lot of people on here, and other places, with far more experience than I do in caring for horses—you can always feel free to ask specific questions in the horse care sections. Also, I know this forum can be a bit difficult to navigate, but there’s all sorts of amazing responses to pretty much every zoo question you could have about them, so make sure to take your time and explore.

Okay, thank you very mutch for the detailed answer and guidance
I'll make sure to check out the relevant channels.

 

[MaresAreSoBootyful]

Is hunting by horse back a thing? Horses are big noisy animals. Guns would terrify them and harm their hearing. They're also only good in open flat soft land.

You should focus on getting a home for a horse and the finances for it and the experience by volunteering at barns.

It’s absolutely a thing, and it works very well. It is very common. Also, I’d like to remind you that bows exist. Don’t assume every hunter uses guns. I would suggest doing some research before saying something instead of throwing random babble at the wall hoping some of it sticks.