WARNING: Milking These 13 Idaho Animals Is 100% Illegal

It's 2024 and if you've ever been on any streaming platform, scrolling for something to watch; there's a good chance you've seen a documentary or two about food. These documentaries love to tell us how bad we're eating and how "big government" is controlling the bad stuff going into our food.

It's one of the many reasons that eating healthy has become more popular and has people looking for ways to "beat the system" and get to the "source."

How far are you willing to go to get healthy?

Some people don't care how bad something tastes or where it came from, if it's "healthy" then they'll give it a go. Take cricket snacks for example, people eat dried crickets and don't care if they're bugs. For some people, that can be difficult to stomach.

Others, prefer to get their food (or in this case, drink) straight from the source - like milk.

There ain't nothing like a cold glass of cow juice on a hot summer day, right?

But what about the other animals of Idaho? What if it's not enough to get some of that liquid ivory from a cow?

According to Idaho legislation, there are some rules on how you get your raw milk and if you're not careful, you could wind up breaking the law.... and that's where we come in!

Today, we're going to look at three animals that are perfectly legal to milk and thirteen that you probably shouldn't due to the law and/or having your existence ended by a rabid creature.

Can you guess which animals are legal to milk?