Everyday Mulemanship

Bits, Saddling, Wary mules, Straightness, Balance, and more!

Developing forward motion, Buying a low drama mule, hooking-on exercise with donkeys, success with a psycho mule, how to keep your mule off of you, and building centered circles and so much more!

Another amazing clinic with fantastic people and animals!

Lots of great questions on this episode! Ty offers advice on fixing the cross canter, are mules capable of forgiveness, groundwork troubles, and working with a yearling and more!

Sedona was amazing! The people and the mules were fantastic and it was a great clinic.

For this weeks Mule Tip Tuesday we have some great topics and questions. You need to have some mental toughness, the ability to “hang in there” is really important. We answer questions about water crossings, herd boundness, and selecting the right conch size.

Lisa in an amazing, positive, happy, motivated mule woman who is very passionate about riding! This episode is full of inspiration. Enjoy!

This clinic Debrief is a bit tough to take. Sometimes these clinics don’t go how we plan.

For today’s Mule Tip we discuss how important fundamentals are. Ty and Skye take questions on a mule that has a lot of brace in the neck, and offer tips to others on stops, paying attention, and some insight on licking and chewing. Thanks for listening!

Sahuarita is always good to us and this year was no exception. Great mules, horses, donkeys, and amazing people.

In this episode we bring to you another great Mule Tip Tuesday. We talks about herd bound behavior, spring tune-ups, and if your mule is truly capable of disrespecting you.

We had a fantastic clinic in Winnie. Enjoy as Ty discusses many good points in this episode.

On today’s Mule Tip Tuesday Show Ty offers some tips on staying focused while advancing. Also, Ty and Skye answer questions about loping, suggest what to do with a chargy mule, and share how to get a prompt response from a donkey. Thanks for listening!

We kicked off our first clinic of 2021 and it was great. In this episode I’ll talk a lot about one particular mule and it’s problem with bolting.

It’s Mule Tip Tuesday! Be particular about how you exit an exercise, how we end is so critical. Great questions today about leads, confidence, bit fitting, and avoidance. Brought to you by mulesandmore.com and boydranch.org

Vic Lott has been riding horses and living this buckaroo tradition his whole life. It was a lot of fun to sit down and talk about making bridle horses and mules, talking gear, and talking tradition.

On this weeks Mule Tip Tuesday Ty answers questions about prep work for vaccinating your mules, a horse that doesn’t want to unload, equine dentists, and more! Big thanks to our sponsors Western Mule Magazine, and Boyd Ranch Mule Ride.

Two very important words! PS Don’t mind my 5 year old daughter interrupting at the end.

On this Mule Tip Tuesday we answer a range of questions on everything from trailer loading, to mules that lack confidence in the herd, and more. Thank you to our sponsors mulesandmoremagazine.com and boydranch.org

Habits and goals for 2021! Thank you to our sponsors Western Mule Magazine and The Boyd Ranch Mule Ride

Great questions about everything from aggressive mules, to hackamores, to getting out of your own head after a wreck. www.tsmules.com

Prepare your mule to be a winner! What to do when your mule doesn’t want to lead to the barn. Colt Starting question about transitions on the first ride, why do we walk-trot-lope on the first ride? This episode brought to you by Mules & More Magazine.

In this episode Ty talks about what he learned this year about making bridle mules. A very important lesson we all need to hear about.

It’s important to be aware and mindful of what we do. On this episode we answer questions about biting, ear-shy, bolting mules, and more! Brought to you by Western Mule Magazine. WWW.TSMUES.COM

On this episode Ty talks about how he tries to measure success and progress. Questions addressed about kicking, bolting, and groundwork.