My new mule Cora is a real gem, but as an endurance racing mule, she’s never lead a pack string, especially a pack mule with an elk rack. And, I put her right in the thick of it. In this case, she wasn’t scared of the elk rack, the issue was the rattling sound from the elk antlers banging on the trekking pole when Hank trotted. I found myself 90 miles an hour running across the desert half a dozen times or more before Miss. Cora decided that Hank and his rattling elk rack wasn’t going to kill he

“How far apart should my hands be when I’m riding my mule?” Use your pommel as your measuring stick. When you turn left, your right hand should go no farther than the horn, and your left hand should go no farther than the outside edge of the pommel. That’s about 13½ inches wide, just enough to guide, not drag. 🎥 Watch the full Ask Steve replay on YouTube. http://go.muleman.co/16bv91q | Queen Valley Mule Ranch, Inc

🐴 Bridling a mule like a pro! 🤠 Stay calm, move slow, and let trust lead the way. Watch these simple steps to get your mule ready for the ride! 💪 #MuleTraining #FarmLife #EquestrianTips | Cross Country Equine

Mastering Jump Height with Your Mule