Posted by jackinok on August 23, 2011 at 10:26:26 from (162.58.82.136):
In Reply to: riding mules posted by bosworth on August 22, 2011 at 16:06:07:
wifes grandad raised mules all his life,had several broke to hunt.he used dogs to coyote hunt and mule would follow the dogs.he would run right out from under you if he had a chance,but he would follow those dogs and leave you setting in the dust.I would three to one rather have a good riding mule over a horse anyday.neighbor girl had one that was a sure nuff good one.you would see that little girl three or four miles from home when she was 9 or 10 years old,sound asleep on the back of that mule,and he would take her home everytime.funny thing about a mule that most folks dont realize,a mule if he likes you is better than any guard dog.comes from thier donkey ancestry. thats why old time gold prospectors used donkeys,because they would warn you of danger ,and would fight if needed. most folks think of a mule as an animal that just plods along,but some of them can run mighty fast.dont know if they still have it,but they used to have mule races out in riodouso(sp) new mexico.
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