Ready to Buy a Mule? What You Should Look For | Steve Edwards

****UPDATED 2017 - My subscribers are awesome! Ya'll provided me with information on WD40 and sure enough, I was given wrong information. WD-40 does contain petroleum, however, you can still use WD-40 on your animal. Don't drench them - only use the necessary amount. WD-40 is still great for rashes from fly bites and I haven't found anything else that works quite like WD-40. One word of advice, make sure you go against the hair when applying.

[@stefanosantangelo1340]

My compliments, Mr. Edwards...You are very competent with mules, and I see you treat them with respect, unlike many people...Greetings from Italy

[@Beetsbaby]

Thank you for all the great tips and advice. I adopted a 10 yr. old Molly mule from a shelter 4 yrs. ago, and your vids and website have been a godsend!

[@merlin4real]

Glad I found this one. All I knew is I wanted one that was young so it could be my friend for a long time and wasn't brown, because they are all always brown.

[@muleranch]

That's awesome! Glad it helped and just holler if you have any questions that come up.

[@QueenKeishaW]

I love mules!! Raised one when I was a kid and a five year old could ride him. Got him to rack and slow lope. Nice video !!! Mules can be true companions if you know what you are doing.

[@dougdouglas3696]

Really educational, thanks for the video

[@juanmarquez6933]

I love it!! Thank you, great info!!

[@sohowsoon6652]

my blessings come to you naturally straight from heaven for this advice

[@muleranch]

Glad I could help!

[@vanveen8472]

thank you, that was very interesting

[@andytuesday500]

Thank you 🙏 for the knowledge

[@ramonliber2963]

thanks for the information.

[@ramonfelix2366]

Muy bueno amigo

[@godsgaychild6319]

Is there any advice you would give someone new to mules, as I'm looking at getting a 6 year old unbacked halflinger mule and would really appreciate some tips

[@diesel4135]

How can I see the difference.. I can't see the other mule

[@joeperez917]

Thanks lots of help

[@muleranch]

Glad to hear it. Thank you, Rancho.

[@lanaebrown7444]

i like how your not useing a bit

[@karendegraaf1146]

The camera person doesn't even show the other mule, when the man makes comparison of mules necks...

[@cptthumper6281]

"you see the difference" *NO*

[@whoahorseywhoa4685]

lota donkey in em ?? thought all mules were at least one half donkey ?

[@whoahorseywhoa4685]

***** huh ? pre-potency? you mean you only need 8-10 % donkey ? how do you get only 8-10 % donkey, from a regular mating of donkey and horse ?

[@tanzen3356]

I want to buy one, but no idea where

[@muleranch]

Here are a few thoughts, www.muleranch.com/craigslist-mules-for-sale/

[@sicelomdunyelwa8710]

I looking place to buy mule and aprice

[@muleranch]

Hi Sicelo, thanks for watching. Here is our article on how to find a mule to buy, www.muleranch.com/craigslist-mules-for-sale/

[@jimnowak3960]

He's talking about donkey traits, whoa horsey whoa.

[@joeguzman3558]

Why didn't I asked this man for advice before I got merry???

[@danielmota1095]

OMG that was great hilarious, I like little round hips haha

[@gars6938]

You are incorrect about WD40 not being oil based. That is a fisherman’s old wives tail.

[@muleranch]

Hi Gars, you are correct... you'll notice that in the description we issued a correction back in 2017 on the first line. Thanks!

[@watchgoose]

Fish Oil is NOT an ingredient in WD-40. This is another urban legend that has been around for a long time. WD-40's main ingredients, according to its U.S. Material Safety Data Sheet* information, are: · 51% Stoddard solvent (i.e., mineral spirits: primarily hexane, somewhat similar to kerosene) · 25% Liquefied petroleum gas (presumably as a propellant; carbon dioxide is now used instead to reduce WD-40's considerable flammability) · 15+% Mineral oil (light lubricating oil) · 10-% Inert ingredients

[@muleranch]

You are correct... KZbin doesn't let us update the video so we made the correct in the description several years ago. Thanks for watching!

[@tshelley4232]

WD-40 does not contain fish oil in its ingredients, myth. Main ingredients are mineral oil…

[@muleranch]

T you're absolutely correct. Several years ago we updated this video with a correction in the comments section. Really appreciate you taking the time to watch.

[@ladyren1575]

*Eeee-Aaaaa*

[@olchat2012]

Yeee haaaaaaaw!!!

[@sterileneutrino2288]

WD-40 contains petroleum distillates.

[@dougdouglas3696]

Yes, the same ones that are in Vaseline, Chapstick, etc.

[@helencollura7907]

Contact me

[@muleranch]

Give us a holler! www.muleranch.com/contact/