Discover how to communicate with your mule or donkey and get results! Learn techniques to build trust and get results — and enjoy yourself every step of the way. Training from Steve Edwards to keep you moving forward.
One of the most fundamental motions you want your mule to operate on command is to lower his head. In this video, Steve Edwards demonstrates how to soften that mule or donkey and train him how to move his head and keep his head where you want it to be.
The Come-A-Long Rope utilizes the Come-A-Long Hitch and is very easy to install on your mule or donkey.
In this video you will see Steve Edwards installing the Come-A-Long Rope from two angles and close up.
The Come-A-Long Rope is the most effective communication tool for halter work and foundation training because it communicates more effectively than rope halter and with greater influence.
I’ve been in the mule training business for quite some time but I know there are many folks out there that don’t know my story. Rural Heritage featured me in their publication in 2012 and they shared my story of how I got into the mule training business. If you are interested reading more about my background and see where my passion for mules and donkeys started, this is a great read.
In 2013, I was featured in Ohio’s Country Journal where I got to share some of my expertise with Kim Lemmon. Through our conversations, she was able to put together this great article giving you the pros and cons of owning a mule and whether one should consider owning a mule. if you are on the fence about owning a new mule this article is for you.
Over the years, I’ve packed, ranched, hunted all over the world – one of the things that makes my training and tack unique is that I use it! No saddle company is coming in and slapping my name on something I didn’t have a hand in creating.
The pack saddle in this video is one that I designed and one that I use regularly. I designed this pack saddle because the old solutions don’t work and I wanted to make something that would fit every mule.
A 30 Day Plan for Where to Start with Your New Mule or Donkey
