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There was a man in Oregon that raised spotted jacks. The first time I heard one of them, it sounded just like an old train whistle. My grandpa could bray like donkey and they would answer him.

I’ve known Ole probably 35 years. We’ve buried a lot of friends together. He’s the real deal.

I respect the fact that he allows a horse to be a horse. No time to learn to buck just carry a rider and move forward and they still have their spirit. I would love to one of his gated Morgans.

I respect the fact that he allows a horse to be a horse. No time to learn to buck just carry a rider and move forward and they still have their spirit.

Another know it all that doesnt know💩💩!!!!

Who is this guy ????🙄🤔

2000 in 50 years, thats 40 per year, thats 3 plus a month with no vacations for a soild 50 years. No matter the weather, seems like Pecos Bill story. So the question is what is your definition of "trained".

Excellent 👍 👍 vdeo

Excellent 👍

Nice

Great points…Agreed. If a person does not need all the advantages of a mule, but wants to do it with some flash and speed, a good horse will do ! No mules in the speed timing events, in the big Rodeo’s….. just putting in a word for horses 🤠👍

I will say one thing you are not afraid

Damn good video.

LOOKS LIKE TUMBLEWEED

Now I want to know the behavioral differences between a mule and a zonkey

Absolutely fascinating. Thank you.

I am 65 years old and grew up doing the same things in Australia with horses seven years old or older. No ground work . All in two days . Respect what you do but I believe these days are over. God bless you Ole. 👍

I was really enjoying that. Wish the video was longer. I thought I was the only one who liked to do crazy rides like that. And you guys crack me up.

I appreciate the fact you point out the quarter horses don't wing it well up high. Very true

Thats the way its done

That's awesome training young horses up there,so cool bro 👊🤠🐴🐎

You have nice mules

Greetings frome Florence Italy you have nice horses

It appears your in a hurry, why?

Now i fully understand why Indians refused to give up this land.

Who makes those mule halters with the chain and not the wide noseband?

All i can say is fantastic stuff from Missouri. Keep it coming.

I love these videos. Greetings from Los Angeles.

I really like your vids. Old school horseman. Keep them coming.

FYI… hard to understand you because of the wind back ground noise

My Arabian will go 50 miles and ask for more!!!

What about a good mustang.

Outstanding

So sick!😎

What a neat ride. Thanks for sharing.

Beautiful country except for the Chem-trail spraying in the sky above you in their usually N.A.T.O.grid patterns..Got to maximize coverage..Right...

Wow beautiful country!

AMAZING scenery

First of all if you’re in such a hurry, spend less time talking and currying off that pony. Only curry were the saddle and cinch will go. Second of all you’re going on a trail ride. So you can’t be in that big of a hurry. It’s not like you’re gathering cows. If you have time to trail ride, you have time to do it right.

I believe those flowers are called Common hyacinth,

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What a great ride! You guys are the real deal!

Awesome job y'all

I look forward to these videos 😎 Hey Ole it’s me Matthew! U still gonna breed me a mule or two?! I’ll call u this Sunday and check in🤙🏾🤙🏾

Giardias can't swim up hill. They're germs, not sperms... So I was told by a mountain man named "The Wolf." 😊

Outstanding

Your genuineness and authenticity comes through as you share some of your experiences. I can almost visualize some of those trail and ranch experiences. Wonderful video. How would I get in touch with you to train some quality mules?

I watched and listened to Video 10 Horses VS Mules and enjoyed so much I subscribed. I was particularly impressed with the animals standing untied. I have built and opened a lot of trail while leaving my now departed Hondo untied to graze on his own. It was refreshing to listen to someone that seemed to share many of my values. Then I watched 'climbing cliffs on a new trail'. I never ever needed to beat my horse to encourage him to go up a trail. He would go at the slightest urging with no worries of what would happen if he did not. And I'm talking about trails that are more challenging than anything I've seen on your videos so far. The trails I speak of include the worst sections of the annual Desert Caballero Ride out of Wickenburg, Arizona. You claim to be training at a 10 so the inexperienced can ride safely at a 3 and suggest the soccer moms to lighten up. Riding at a 10 to make the animal safe at a 3 is pure BS and no more than an excuse for the abuse I witnessed of the white horse heaving at 1:32. If a person was caught abusing a dog to that extent, they'd be jailed. But of course with a horse its ok. Training at a 10 as you call it keeps the horse in a heightened fear level with high levels of cortisol secretion. That means when something does happen to cause him to blow up, it will be a big one. Sorry, you ain't talkin' to a soccer mom here. Then I watched Part 2 of climbing cliffs. We didn't leave our animals untied as we did in the first video I watched. We used a double half hitch (or clove hitch) and locked that sucker down tight. Considering the size of the tree, doubtful that animal will be leaving. Drink for you, drink for the chainsaw. How nice! Not a ​**** thing for the animals that have been working so hard to get you to the work site. I have concluded you as a total imposter and have unsubscribed. What a sham and what a shame. No respect for the horse what-so-ever.