A 30-year-old horse that spent six hours in a 12-foot-deep sinkhole Monday was in a makeshift stall Tuesday afternoon, half asleep.

The Appaloosa, named Chief, stood in a bed of thick straw. He occasionally shifted his weight and ignored the bucket of grain at his feet.

Monday afternoon, Chief was in his field with another horse, as well as several donkeys and cows, when the ground gave way under him, and he slid into the hole.

Richard Sigler Sr.'s wife and 7-year-old granddaughter were walking Tuesday morning on their farm road in Keymar when they saw a gaggle of dead birds down a bank.

Sigler said 31 geese had been shot dead and dumped on his 31-acre farm, which is also a wildlife preserve for pheasant and quail.