A Muzzle For a Mule Makes The Trail Safer For Everyone

We crawl through the rocks at the end of the video. There are times when grazing on the trail is not safe. Rocky, cliffy, steep, loose ground, are just a few to mention when you want your stock paying attention. I've seen them stumble and fall, hit trees and rocks, and just down right cause problems on the trail. When they are looking for the next blade of grass sometimes they cause problems. I solve it with a muzzle, a nose bag, a device to stop them from grazing and start paying attention. In this video I show you the muzzles that I build and how I apply them.

[@MarkJLarsonOutdoors]

Great share my friend!

[@curtisshippy4602]

Excellent video Thanks for sharing Have a good weekend

[@idahomountainbuilt]

Weekend is the bomb, high mountain antelope hunt starts in the morning.

[@jonfoy9166]

Good morning, I'm here because Muskrat sent me. Very interesting video. Have a nice day

[@idahomountainbuilt]

Thanks and welcome

[@johnwood551]

I packed with some people in British Columbia and they used small plastic buckets with big holes cut in them for their breathing and they could drink but the bottoms kept them from eating. Your mesh looks even better.

[@rodneyrote6261]

Came over from muskrats channel

[@idahomountainbuilt]

Thanks hope ya find some content that’s helpful

[@infohardscrabbleran-om7dn]

Do you have a pattern for this bag. I think it’s great.