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A Tool for Halter Training
Nick taught him the art of braiding rawhide, but most importantly he saw a need to pass along a few tips he had learned all those years ago halter breaking wild horses in Canada.
Less is More
I’ve heard several experienced trainers use the term, “less is more”. I have found this to be true on so many occasions. Donkeys work well with a light touch. A light touch is more effective than excessive force because donkeys brace against pressure.
"Don't call him a cowboy till you've seen him ride"
With so many people coming into the mule and donkey community there seems to be a huge lack of knowledge. Facebook is NOT the best place to find out about proper donkey or mulemanship.
Hunting Buddies Are Hard to Find
Spending time in the backcountry is my passion. If I'm going to be sharing a camp fire or a tent with someone, it's important that we get along.
Does the Bray of a Donkey Spook Wildlife?
I've been asked on more than one occasion if my donkeys spook game when they bray. I can now answer that question based on first hand observations.
