Some years ago I knew a man who was a mule skinner during WW1. He had a team of 8. He earned himself a LOT of money with betting that his team could pull trapped vehicles out of the mud. Bets increased when he cut the number down to just a pair. He said they never let him down. After the war he bought some land, worked it and then in WW2 went back to work with another team of mules. More money in his pockets again. When I knew him he had an Arab Stud Farm. Had here been a call for mules in the U.K. He would have bred them.
I've rode lots of horses and they was great trail horses but I walked alot of really step hills that you've rode on your mules if I still rode I'd have one of your mules. Thanks for sharing God bless
Bom dia. Sou do Brasil, do estado do Rio Grande do Sul. Somos gaúchos, da lida do campo, gado, cavalos e tudo mais que se diz respeito as fazendas e campos. Satisfação em ter encontrado seus programas, muito bons. Nós leva as lidas parecidas do campo. Me chamo Sandro Bueno. Parabéns a vocês pelo programa, e pela oportunidade de ver lugares lindos.
Did the same thing when I was breaking rough stock years ago. Only our set up was for two blocks one on top of the other, sheet metal and noise and uncomfortable as hell. Had a old saw buck I was a master at rebuilding. Seriously though I really think it made a better horse when as a colt they carried a lot of salt in those things. All the horses we kept for us to use ranching spent their time with those. A lot less recks later in life.
It is very interesting to see how differently a horse climbs a steep hill in terrain like that versus how a mule does. Please keep these training excursion vlogs coming!!
That's some GORGEOUS land !!!! GREAT VIDEO. Brother let me tell you something there's going to be haters and there's going to be people that love your Channel!! Always remember this those who try to put you down and find them most minimal thing and pick your rib cage with their comments in all reality and it's almost a proven thing they love your Channel they're just mad that they're animals can't do what years can do and they wish they had what you have! So keep grinding brother keep the videos coming and God bless you and your family and friends always be safe and it looks like everywhere you go at least on a couple of videos that I've seen of yours so far you keep finding antlers take them home they make good decorations.ALL THE WAY FROM THE LONE STAR STATE EAGLE PASS TEXAS!!!! GOD BLESS
My granpops had a mule which I rode as a kid, now I’m getting my degree in forestry and I’m trying out the mule packing class. Keep the videos coming. Thank you.
Wow those shed antlers are massive!! Also I'm assuming mules can cover steep terrain better than a horse because of their more smaller and thinner frames?
Man i would KILL to live a day in your life! You're awesome man im so happy i discovered your channel, you can see how well your animals are treated and how loyal they are to you! Please never stop uploadin :) (Also wish england had even half of the amazinf trails and places you have in the US)
lovely elk horn, looks like there was another to the right.. and bushwhacking is so much fun.. miss it dearly did it all the time in Colorado.. NY is boring..LOL
Arabs are also a sure footed animal i buy horses from Qatar and where they roam is desert but also has rocky mountainous areas not high mountains but very hard going thats why I started breeding the Arab i breed for endurance..
@Tprent94 _ you just don’t like em because you can’t handle them. Mad that a horse is smarter then you. Arabians are one of the best breeds you can have. Hard working,Smart,sure footed, fast, big boned, they want to please, they can literally do anything any other horse can do. Arabians were the first domesticated horses for a reason
We used a section of truck tire for salt panniers. Little heavier but survived the tree rubbings the laying down on and were quiet. Good eye on the shed fine
Sorry no I don’t - we didn’t have the technology for it short of cameras back then. However a section of a truck tire big enough to accommodate 2 blocks and some cutting away of the bead is needed. Then add strapping of some sort of. Nylon -old Ladigos or seatbelt material. You can haul loose salt or minerals in a section of truck tire inter tube. Two of these tied together can be draped over the decker or sawbuck or even a riding saddle. Use the oppose end to fill and empty. Tied close with bailing twine. I like your fence stake pannier
Rode and packed mules hunting in Colorado, We referred to them as panthers. They can turn around on hillsides that horses cant even go up and do it very smoothly, just watch them come out of a trailer compared to a horse.
Man I need to find me a good mule, don't think I'll ever find terrain like that here in SE TX though, I know you don't have to do this to ride a mule but man it would be fun
I very rarely injure a mule. First off, a mule will never do something he doesn't want to do. Secondly, hurting mules is not a good business plan. How are we supposed to run a ranch with crippled mules? Plus, I wouldn't be able to sell them. last and most importantly, I respect and love mules so I would never put them in a situation they could not handle. Notice all my mules are repeatedly showing up on the channel. They may become sore after a long hike but nothing out of the norm. My mules are great athletes and are in great shape!
Lol lol you can make a mule do anything he not happy with hard arse buggers had more run riding mules then any horse there bat shit crazy when the mood takes them
@@makotoyuuka1614 just imagine though, if that doesn't scare them and they learn to not be bothered by random noises and things coming out of knowhere they won't scare if they run into a bear in the woods or a mountain lion. They'll keep their head and not dump their rider.
We do the "drunken cowboy routine" you get big and low and walk like an idiot. Yelling and falling around. You fall into them and grab the saddle and fall, hanging off the side lol got to be drunk proof! 😂
@Broncs And Donks where are y’all located at and what do you charge to ride a mule, I have a golden palomino mule that was rode by the Amish for 3 months but I would like for her to have more work. If you want to talk me I’ll give you my number and can send some pics . Let me know if you’re interested. Thanks do y’all use drilltech, or the no skid shoes, the Amish makes mine so they’re like cleats and don’t slip on pavement. Enjoy watching y’all get wet saddle blankets!
I just got a mule around the Saturday before Easter of 2019 that I love that mule she's smart Chic she is beautiful she is stubborn I can ride her all damn day and she'll go for sure she won't take her out I can push her through anyting hog hunt is fun and where are you located
love mules, though personally I think they're a little small for me, a mammoth donkey/mule or a lighter draft one would work well. Sadly where I'm from regular donkeys and mules are a spectacle to find, youi have to import them to find anything better than a backyard accident
Are ppl really trying to compare horses with mules theres no comparison there different animals bread for different jobs my horse would lie down n cry if I put him to this terrain her a walking stone bruise weighting to happen till i started using formhoof
The good lord put man over the beast of the field. Animals are to be used but not mistreated. I don,t see any mistreatment of animals. Have you ever trained a horse or mule. Try it.
It's called desensitization, it's what all young horse's, and mules go through to be safe to be ridden especially in such rough terrains. These beauties are some of the healthiest and sanest mules iv seen. People need to stop crying wolf (abuse) just cause it's not something they like etc 🤦😂
The_Angry_Angora well I’m sorry because I have a mule of my own and my friends does the same things and it hurt my mule that’s why I’m never being friends with them. They took him up a bit rocky hill and he broke 2 legs.....so..and I didn’t watch the hole video sorry.
Galaxy Wolfcrusty Then your horse is dead? Cause unless they were putting them up straight steep hills there is no way that could have happened so easily. Or not conditioned properly
I have been obsessed with this channel since it popped up in my feed!! 😍
Kimberly Green omg same
Same
Some years ago I knew a man who was a mule skinner during WW1. He had a team of 8. He earned himself a LOT of money with betting that his team could pull trapped vehicles out of the mud. Bets increased when he cut the number down to just a pair. He said they never let him down.
After the war he bought some land, worked it and then in WW2 went back to work with another team of mules. More money in his pockets again.
When I knew him he had an Arab Stud Farm. Had here been a call for mules in the U.K. He would have bred them.
6:12 to 6:30 is the best thing I’ve heard all day!
I've rode lots of horses and they was great trail horses but I walked alot of really step hills that you've rode on your mules if I still rode I'd have one of your mules. Thanks for sharing God bless
Bom dia.
Sou do Brasil, do estado do Rio Grande do Sul.
Somos gaúchos, da lida do campo, gado, cavalos e tudo mais que se diz respeito as fazendas e campos.
Satisfação em ter encontrado seus programas, muito bons.
Nós leva as lidas parecidas do campo.
Me chamo Sandro Bueno.
Parabéns a vocês pelo programa, e pela oportunidade de ver lugares lindos.
Awesome find on the elk shed. Mules are great !!
This looks fun- but insane! Makes my trail riding look like it’s for babies 🥴 where are you located?
I have a small mule it does more than my dad's big mule
Great Job, and wonderful Mules.
Good eye 👁 on that shed under the tree 🌲
Did the same thing when I was breaking rough stock years ago. Only our set up was for two blocks one on top of the other, sheet metal and noise and uncomfortable as hell. Had a old saw buck I was a master at rebuilding. Seriously though I really think it made a better horse when as a colt they carried a lot of salt in those things. All the horses we kept for us to use ranching spent their time with those. A lot less recks later in life.
Oh my gosh that scenery !!! Freaked me out seeing the trail so close to the edge but absolutely beautiful
It is very interesting to see how differently a horse climbs a steep hill in terrain like that versus how a mule does. Please keep these training excursion vlogs coming!!
Love the video and footage captured on gopro and drone! Well Done
That's some GORGEOUS land !!!! GREAT VIDEO. Brother let me tell you something there's going to be haters and there's going to be people that love your Channel!! Always remember this those who try to put you down and find them most minimal thing and pick your rib cage with their comments in all reality and it's almost a proven thing they love your Channel they're just mad that they're animals can't do what years can do and they wish they had what you have! So keep grinding brother keep the videos coming and God bless you and your family and friends always be safe and it looks like everywhere you go at least on a couple of videos that I've seen of yours so far you keep finding antlers take them home they make good decorations.ALL THE WAY FROM THE LONE STAR STATE EAGLE PASS TEXAS!!!! GOD BLESS
My granpops had a mule which I rode as a kid, now I’m getting my degree in forestry and I’m trying out the mule packing class. Keep the videos coming. Thank you.
Wow those shed antlers are massive!! Also I'm assuming mules can cover steep terrain better than a horse because of their more smaller and thinner frames?
Yeah and there more sure footed mules are the best trail mounts
mainly cause they are more sure footed, dependable and hardy. they can take more than a horse can on the trails
Man i would KILL to live a day in your life! You're awesome man im so happy i discovered your channel, you can see how well your animals are treated and how loyal they are to you! Please never stop uploadin :)
(Also wish england had even half of the amazinf trails and places you have in the US)
Thanks for the support! It's people like you that make me want to keep on making videos!
I hope those mules and horses get some sort of mussel relaxer...
lovely elk horn, looks like there was another to the right.. and bushwhacking is so much fun.. miss it dearly did it all the time in Colorado.. NY is boring..LOL
My arab must be part mule 😂 she takes hills like it’s nothing love my little trail arab
Arabs are also a sure footed animal i buy horses from Qatar and where they roam is desert but also has rocky mountainous areas not high mountains but very hard going thats why I started breeding the Arab i breed for endurance..
ba guette how are Arabs deformed? They are great breeds, probably my favorite as well.
@Tprent94 _ you just don’t like em because you can’t handle them. Mad that a horse is smarter then you. Arabians are one of the best breeds you can have. Hard working,Smart,sure footed, fast, big boned, they want to please, they can literally do anything any other horse can do. Arabians were the first domesticated horses for a reason
@Tprent94 _ and Shame on you for telling me what I can and can’t say anywhere that’s my first amendment
I kinda wanna breed my Clydesdale with a donkey TwT
Now that’d be one heck of a mule
i love a draft mule clyds and donks make some amazing mule babies
Deformed
ba guette
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Deformed?
@@baguette574 how so?
Some of the trails you guys take scare me with those drop-offs and right on the edge of the cliffs.
Nice video and great ending with the drone!
That mule did pretty good.
Whooping Cranes! Nice!!!
We used a section of truck tire for salt panniers. Little heavier but survived the tree rubbings the laying down on and were quiet.
Good eye on the shed fine
Hey that's a good idea. Do you have any pictures you can send me of those panneirs?
Sorry no I don’t - we didn’t have the technology for it short of cameras back then. However a section of a truck tire big enough to accommodate 2 blocks and some cutting away of the bead is needed. Then add strapping of some sort of. Nylon -old Ladigos or seatbelt material. You can haul loose salt or minerals in a section of truck tire inter tube. Two of these tied together can be draped over the decker or sawbuck or even a riding saddle. Use the oppose end to fill and empty. Tied close with bailing twine.
I like your fence stake pannier
BTw the tire panniers are great for hauling a roll of Barb wire.
Rode and packed mules hunting in Colorado, We referred to them as panthers. They can turn around on hillsides that horses cant even go up and do it very smoothly, just watch them come out of a trailer compared to a horse.
Black horse needs some groceries.
My favorite horse that we have is one that colter started when he was in highschool 😂
Beautiful scenery. Never rode a mule, looks fine.
Heck y’all got some good rides
WANT!!!! he is so cute.. love white mules!
God bless you and your family
Man I need to find me a good mule, don't think I'll ever find terrain like that here in SE TX though, I know you don't have to do this to ride a mule but man it would be fun
raleigh reacts has just entered the chat
This is western not english why should she react to this
Post a roadblock there lol!I have been training and riding Mike's for 30+ years and rain I wish I was out there with you guys !
WOW! You guys are awsome! I just found your channel, one video and now I'm hooked!! You all have a new subscriber from RHODEISLAND
Thanks!!
Making me want a mule.
Nice shed too
You can literally see the hip bones on the black horse at 5:15 till 5:30
That's what I was saying as well. I love his videos but I've never seen such a skinny horse in one until now.
Las mulas caminan mejor que los caballos , y son mas resistentes en el camino y comen de todo saludos muchachos me gusta lo que hacen Uds.
Is your black and white paint with spots a mix between a paint and appaloosa? I am very curious because I have a horse that looks just like him!
The more you try to scare your horse the less scared it’s going to get.
Agree, the only way to learn that something isn't scary is to experience it.
living the dream
Do your horses and mules sustain many injuries? Looks hard on them! Are they sore after a ride like that?
I very rarely injure a mule. First off, a mule will never do something he doesn't want to do. Secondly, hurting mules is not a good business plan. How are we supposed to run a ranch with crippled mules? Plus, I wouldn't be able to sell them. last and most importantly, I respect and love mules so I would never put them in a situation they could not handle.
Notice all my mules are repeatedly showing up on the channel. They may become sore after a long hike but nothing out of the norm. My mules are great athletes and are in great shape!
@@BroncsAndDonks i think he was talking in general its hard going .
Lol lol you can make a mule do anything he not happy with hard arse buggers had more run riding mules then any horse there bat shit crazy when the mood takes them
@@makotoyuuka1614 just imagine though, if that doesn't scare them and they learn to not be bothered by random noises and things coming out of knowhere they won't scare if they run into a bear in the woods or a mountain lion. They'll keep their head and not dump their rider.
We do the "drunken cowboy routine" you get big and low and walk like an idiot. Yelling and falling around. You fall into them and grab the saddle and fall, hanging off the side lol got to be drunk proof! 😂
Utaaaaaa que chuladaa..que paraíso amigos.saludos
You guys live in heaven
Those mules are bad azz , you will be able to afford Christmas with all the sheds you find.
Thanks! Ya it's like picking up hundred dollar bills off the ground!
That just shows how strong these animals are able to carry 4 salt blocks
@Broncs And Donks where are y’all located at and what do you charge to ride a mule, I have a golden palomino mule that was rode by the Amish for 3 months but I would like for her to have more work. If you want to talk me I’ll give you my number and can send some pics . Let me know if you’re interested. Thanks do y’all use drilltech, or the no skid shoes, the Amish makes mine so they’re like cleats and don’t slip on pavement. Enjoy watching y’all get wet saddle blankets!
Shoot me a DM on Facebook and we can talk there.
Sent you a pic of my mule
@@DavidGibson-gd3qt I messaged you back on facebook.
I just got a mule around the Saturday before Easter of 2019 that I love that mule she's smart Chic she is beautiful she is stubborn I can ride her all damn day and she'll go for sure she won't take her out I can push her through anyting hog hunt is fun and where are you located
Looks like the pine beetles been at the pine's
My family owns a ranch up in emery county, not far from you guys
love mules, though personally I think they're a little small for me, a mammoth donkey/mule or a lighter draft one would work well. Sadly where I'm from regular donkeys and mules are a spectacle to find, youi have to import them to find anything better than a backyard accident
I would be like to have a mule some day
Chavan Johnson they are great
6:12 to 6:30 listen carefully... that’s the best thing I’ve heard all day!
@@jaciecrenshaw1476 thanks
Where are you guys? Beautiful area!
It looks like you use these trails often.Why would you not take a crew out with a powersaw and clean them up.
Bet my mustangs could keep up :) sweet trails you’ve got. What county are you in? It’s gotta be south of Wayne co.
What do y’all breed to get the mules , or do you buy them ?
What bird is that calling when you detrailer?
What kind of bird makes that noise about two minutes in?
Wow he was brave to run up to it and of I ran up to my horse I will get kicked.;-;
Respect for the mules' mad skills, however, some of that looks to be excessive. Long way to hike out if you have to shoot one.
Wheres the little chainsaw?
No kidding
New subscriber here.
Cool video
New sub here
We raise kiko goats in Texas
lol,daburnd mules
What state is this in?
Where y'all from?
You boys ever sell any finished or started mules
classifieds.ksl.com/listing/57275381
Are ppl really trying to compare horses with mules theres no comparison there different animals bread for different jobs my horse would lie down n cry if I put him to this terrain her a walking stone bruise weighting to happen till i started using formhoof
I bet in the 18hundreds men had to do that to get food and water
i messed up after men i forgot to put women
I forgot the title while watching the video. (Mules) and i said MaLeS?!
My kawasaki mule wouldn't even go places yall go!
have you just girl horses
Why is the blakk one so skinny looking. The back end looks horrible atleast
Trop de testostérone
So far I ain't impressed with these kid, reminds of richkids taking unnecessary chances just for the entertainment
Am I the only one who sees that some of the horses are underweight?
Gaited horses look underweight while they are young 💩
The good lord put man over the beast of the field. Animals are to be used but not mistreated. I don,t see any mistreatment of animals. Have you ever trained a horse or mule. Try it.
Just watch video don't pick them apart the horses look fine in shape
They're muscular not underweight.
your scaring it way to much the wight on them is hurting the horses back its going to hurt them if u cant use them good then dont have them all
Galaxy Wolfcrusty the blocks aren’t any heavier than having a rider on his back
It's called desensitization, it's what all young horse's, and mules go through to be safe to be ridden especially in such rough terrains. These beauties are some of the healthiest and sanest mules iv seen. People need to stop crying wolf (abuse) just cause it's not something they like etc 🤦😂
The_Angry_Angora well I’m sorry because I have a mule of my own and my friends does the same things and it hurt my mule that’s why I’m never being friends with them. They took him up a bit rocky hill and he broke 2 legs.....so..and I didn’t watch the hole video sorry.
Galaxy Wolfcrusty Then your horse is dead? Cause unless they were putting them up straight steep hills there is no way that could have happened so easily. Or not conditioned properly