Hard To Saddle Mule

[@bartb21]

Patience and persistence are what I think of when watching Ty do his thing. Thanks for sharing.

[@randolphbutler1832]

Wow! She so worried and so much fear. You stuck w/ her. Hope she comes around. 😷🌲

[@barbedstar6480]

Great job, Ty. As a horseman, I'm learning by watching, how important patience is with the mules. They do have to 'think' things out. Super teaching moment for us all!

[@cactusrose55]

My arm was getting tired watching Ty carry that saddle around.......very interesting. Off to watch more videos.

[@debbiec1104]

Ty's patience is amazing, consistency pays off. Thank you for sharing!

[@natrm83]

Out of all the Mule Clinicians I have been able to find on You Tube, this guy is without a doubt the best one I have found. Great Attitude and Patience! I also have to add that, the color of this mule I think is the strangest I've ever saw. at first I thought she had pink skin and looked burnt, but as I keep seeing her from the different camera angles. I concluded she wasn't burnt. now I'm perplexed on whether she rolled in some red clay or sand and is just stained or if she's actually that golden palomino color with Appie spots and Sabino paint patterns over top. I would love to know if this is her true color or not! haha

[@chunterina]

You’re amazing, Ty! Thanks for sharing this! It helps a lot☺️.

[@lisahorsch5335]

SOOO interesting to watch this.....your ability to stay calm amazes me...you should teach middle school..you would be teacher of the year.....lol

[@judyholleman1521]

Beautiful mule

[@doecummings8939]

I hope this guy gave you a good tip after this. Oh my. You wore me out just watching.

[@nonaeubinis7891]

Hard to saddle but good-looking!

[@horseygirl70]

Did anybody check to see if saddle fit was a problem. Sometimes they accept it until they cannot any more.

[@ramirocorrea1812]

With gentleness you get sooner and better results

[@PasoGirl7]

Working on handling hind feet. Any tips for falling into the person and leaning?

[@MsGroovalicious]

Great video but the camera person kept moving around. Great content 👍

[@tsmules9251]

MsGroovalicious glad you enjoyed it, sorry about the movement, it’s not a professional camera or camera person. It’s Ty’s wife trying to film with her little iPhone, nothing fancy.

[@MsGroovalicious]

@@tsmules9251 Oh... so sorry. I recently had the opportunity to fill my cats and realize how hard it is to keep my camera straight so I apologize. I love the videos that you and your family make! You are my mule go to people!

[@rupertmcnaughtdavis3649]

One tends to forget that there is a sensitive side to mules.

[@TR_Swan]

My audio is not working - so forgive me if you had answered this - but considering she's scared of the saddle - then instead of stressing her the way you did why not lunge to wear her down, then cross tie her next to a saddle then gradually put a pad and saddle on ?

[@stevenfoulger6066]

You never put a panicky horse (or mule in this case) in cross ties. They have to have the freedom to move around. What Ty is doing here is giving them that freedom without allowing them to actually go anywhere.

[@aztib]

that mule is over heated poor thing