Happiness Owning A Mule

After spending 10 minutes with a mule, you know it ain’t a horse — so why do so many folks keep treating it as if it were? In this video you will discover the 10 things you need to know about mules in order to be a successful owner, make progress during training, and experience happiness on the trail, from the lines, and leading from the ground. In this video we discuss understanding disposition, the bone structure of the animal, importance of floating the teeth and why, balancing the foot along with shoeing, creating a feed and nutrition program, choosing the right bit, how to communicate to the nose, mule saddles, saddle skirting and rigging, and the importance of riding with a britchen. You deserve to have confidence in your training, riding, driving, and packing and after going through this instruction, you’ll know what it takes to have a great relationship with your mule. What to Expect from This Instructional Training Happiness Owning A Mule: 10 Things You Need to Know is a live online clinic hosted by Steve Edwards and is an informational, classroom style video incorporating live, on the ranch training clips throughout the video. The instructional training begins with an introduction and is followed by a breakdown of all 10 things you need to know all taught by Steve Edwards. The formal instruction is followed up by nearly 30 minutes of question and answers from mule owners who attended this clinic live. Altogether, you’ll receive access to the entire clinic, broken into 12 sections which run a total of 67+ minutes of training. What People Have Said About this Clinic Here are comments from past attendees who have participated in this clinic: “Thank you for your time Steve and Dave, I really appreciate you guys doing this today. I learned lots!” — Megan “The more I learn and understand the mule , the more I love my mule! Thank you for all the information ….. keep it coming!” — Lydia “I am so grateful that y’all take this time with us here. I have gained so much from these sessions and your videos. Thank You. God Bless Y’all.” — Bucky “Thanks so much for doing this for all of us mule people. I really appreciate all that you have taught me. I’m sure my mule does too!” — Janna “New things I learned: when to use finishing bit and snaffle bit; use of come along hitch in conjunction with rope halter. Always learn something. Thank you.” — Andrea “Everything is extremely helpful.” — Eveann What You Can Expect to Learn Everyone will learn something different and here are some of the things past attendees have expressed appreciation for discovering: Appreciated hearing about the progression of bits as they move through training. Bit talk helped me understand more. Shoeing – I’ve been riding my mules either barefoot or just shoes on the front. Working the come along hitch with the halter at the same time. I was happy to learn about the disposition of my mule is what I need. Learned about using the finishing bit is really for one handed riding. I think I understand is what a snaffle bit does, and what a finish bit does. Floating of teeth I’ve learned about. Good information.