Best horse salt licks according to redditors

We found 6 Reddit comments discussing the best horse salt licks. We ranked the 3 resulting products by number of redditors who mentioned them. Here are the top 20.

1. Pennsylvania Imports Himalayan Salt Licks, 4 Pound

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Pennsylvania Imports Himalayan Salt Licks, 4 Pound
Mined from ancient deposits in the Himalayan mountainsThe distinctive color comes from the high mineral contentHas a hole, with a rope through the center.Mined from ancient deposits in the Himalayan MountainsThe distinctive pink color comes from the high mineral contentThe Salt licks have a hole dri...
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2. Cargill Salt Inc SaltBlock-50, White

2 mentions
Cargill Salt Inc SaltBlock-50, White
United States
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3. North American Salt 41018 Big 6 Trace Silver Mineral Pet Supplement, 50-Pound

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North American Salt 41018 Big 6 Trace Silver Mineral Pet Supplement, 50-Pound
50 Lb. Big 6 Trace Mineral Block Ag SaltContains The 6 Core Micro Minerals: Zinc, Manganese, Cobalt, Copper, Iodine and IronRequired For Basic Animal HealthFormulated For All Classes Of Beef and Dairy Cattle, Pigs and HorsesExcellent For Weight Gain, Feeding Efficiencies and Overall Herd Performance
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Top Reddit comments about Horse Salt Licks:

u/TonsOfSalt · 27 pointsr/The_Donald

Yeah. Some people were upset with the fact it might actually be of use to them. For me, it was more about sending a message. I don't care if they use it for salting their driveways or donate it to charity. The pedes who wanted to send useless salt had the option of sending 50 lb salt licks.

u/Zoltrahn · 3 pointsr/cringepics

Salt blocks are a better deal and cows love them.

u/Danger-Moose · 3 pointsr/himynameisjay

When I feel like having Bojangles I just take a hit off of one of these instead.

u/FullFrontalNoodly · 2 pointsr/knifeclub

It's not like I am submitting posts that detail all of the many problems with his testing. You told OP that he should make a purchasing decision based on Pete's testing, I told OP that he should take Pete's testing with a grain of salt. (ok, maybe one of these.)

My suggestion is that both of you use this information as a basis for your own testing and draw your own conclusions.

Realistically, though, if OP learns how to sharpen and maintain his knives through the process I outlined elsewhere in this thread he will likely discover that the knives he already has are more than sufficient as functional cutting tools.

At the very least, he will have better results than spending $150 on a new knife and never sharpening it. At least as a cutting tool. The issue of pocket jewelry and status symbol are another matter altogether.

u/Redheadkitten · 2 pointsr/TalesofLink

I've been going through about 5 of these a week.