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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.

As Colorado grows in population, we are seeing a growth in the backcountry as well. This means it’s more important to discuss backcountry etiquette and how to respect the trail. The finer points of trail etiquette will depend on what type of activity you're participating in -- hiking, trail riding, camping or hunting. It’s important that while traveling through the backcountry, you pay attention to the following points to ensure you’re a respectful visitor to the area. Hiking Etiquette: Respect Nature Stay on the trails and do not bushwhack If you need to take a break move well off the...

When it comes to keeping your pack pannier clean and cared for, I have a few simple tips for you to use both at home and in the backcountry. However, your cleaning process depends solely on the kind of pack pannier you use, so let’s start with the basics - what kind of pack pannier material are you using? Pack Panniers - Materials Cordura Nylon: I recommend this material - it doesn’t rot, mildew or hold smell. The tough, durable fabric easily resists abrasions, scuffs and tears and it’s easy to clean and prevent stains due to it’s high quality...