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Bow to your sensei!
It is SO important to associate some sort of sound or whistle at feeding time. Being able to whistle my donkeys in is a huge advantage
The Original ATV
What do a burro and an ATV have in common? Years ago, a conversation with an ATV enthusiast sparked an idea that has since become one of Mountain Ridge Gear's most recognizable logos. Discover the story behind "The Original ATV" and why horses, mules, and donkeys have been taking people where engines can't for thousands of years.
New Mexico Bull Elk
I looked and saw that he had his riffle pointed in the direction of the meadow, then BOOM! The elk came in looking for the herd bull and gave Mark a perfect broad-side shot.
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.
