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How is it impractical. You can just attach it to the saddle bag.
Makes me wonder how much horse shit you have to avoid >

The Amish love to leave it every where >

Didn't even think about that, good point. Too bad they'll never know... >

While horse poop itself can be annoying and smelly and large, it's fundamentally different from dog poop. Dog poop is high in acid and protein and takes a long time to dissolve and return to the earth. Horse poop is basically composting plant matter and very good for the soil and enrichment of the ground.
So while I agree for some shared trails, it is more beneficial to the ground in the long run to leave around. >

At least clean it off the fucking roads tho >

Why? I'm curious as to why you feel this. >

Why do you think people want horse shit on their shoes or tires? >

it's really annoying when i'm driving my car and i have to avoid those stinky bikers allover the road >

Completely agreed. Horse shit never ran a red light. >

I posted this in my local semi rural community and was lynched (spelling?) They would also need to carry a shovel which is pretty impractical on a horse. Just ride around it, it’s organic.