Meadow Creek Farm yep, we do our best to give them every opportunity to learn and see new things. When you let them learn for themselves, they seem to trust you way easier.
Thanks mate. Unfortunately my videos won’t be as regular for a little while as I’ve moved onto another job. But I’m hoping to make some more in the future.
@@mitchandrew9910 did you move on to something still in Alberta? I’m thinking of checking out Banff trail rides this summer ! (From Edmonton) would love to help a ranch out volunteering!
@@McMcPherson yep still in Alberta. I highly recommend the 6 day ride at Banff trail riders. As for volenteer ranch work I’m not sure of anywhere but I’m sure there would be somthing around
70 feet but that is excessive if you don’t pack unusually large packs somtimes. But it is nice to have the extra rope and it really doesn’t hurt to have it there
I’d say it’s just rider preference mate. I would say I prefer to ride a horse and pack a mule. In saying that, mules are incredibly comfortable to ride and incredibly smart and good on their feet so there is many advantages to riding a mule. On the other hand you could say that a lead horse kind of becomes the boss of a mule string. So by riding a horse with them all the time, the horse will command the mules a little and help you. My job at the place I worked, on top of packing mules, is to ride horses that need work. So for me I mostly rode greener horses and packed greener mules. The mules at this place were not specifically for riding and were mainly packed. So although we had some that are rideable, most wouldn’t say they are good riding mules. It was more just once you get a good connection with a mule, it seems you can do a lot more with them than you would probably consider they can do. (Ride on a trail and lead a string) I really enjoy riding mules, and I really enjoy riding horses. I don’t know what the correct answer is haha
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Thanks for posting these videos. I really enjoy seeing the country, stock and how you pack.
Thank you for sharing 🐴.
So great that you allow the mules the chance to learn. Good experiences go such a long way! Great to see the trail leading to Halfway. Gorgeous skies!
Meadow Creek Farm yep, we do our best to give them every opportunity to learn and see new things. When you let them learn for themselves, they seem to trust you way easier.
You look like a handy guy to have around. I enjoy your video’s keep them coming.
Thanks mate. Unfortunately my videos won’t be as regular for a little while as I’ve moved onto another job. But I’m hoping to make some more in the future.
@@mitchandrew9910 did you move on to something still in Alberta? I’m thinking of checking out Banff trail rides this summer ! (From Edmonton) would love to help a ranch out volunteering!
@@McMcPherson yep still in Alberta. I highly recommend the 6 day ride at Banff trail riders. As for volenteer ranch work I’m not sure of anywhere but I’m sure there would be somthing around
I thought this was about training young mules, it's all focused on you.
how long is the rope on your lash cinch? great video, thanks...
70 feet but that is excessive if you don’t pack unusually large packs somtimes. But it is nice to have the extra rope and it really doesn’t hurt to have it there
Do you prefer to ride a horse and pack a mule and if so why? I've seen some ride a horse and some ride a mule just wondering what that is all about.
I’d say it’s just rider preference mate. I would say I prefer to ride a horse and pack a mule. In saying that, mules are incredibly comfortable to ride and incredibly smart and good on their feet so there is many advantages to riding a mule. On the other hand you could say that a lead horse kind of becomes the boss of a mule string. So by riding a horse with them all the time, the horse will command the mules a little and help you.
My job at the place I worked, on top of packing mules, is to ride horses that need work. So for me I mostly rode greener horses and packed greener mules. The mules at this place were not specifically for riding and were mainly packed. So although we had some that are rideable, most wouldn’t say they are good riding mules. It was more just once you get a good connection with a mule, it seems you can do a lot more with them than you would probably consider they can do. (Ride on a trail and lead a string)
I really enjoy riding mules, and I really enjoy riding horses. I don’t know what the correct answer is haha
Are you an outfitter in Banff? If so how does someone reach you?
The best way is to visit www.horseback.com
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