Your mule starts out soft, you’re the one who makes them hard to handle. Not because you’re mean, but because you hurry, you rush, and you’re not leading like a true herd leader. Forget the riding for a minute. Get the mule soft first. Head down, nose on the vertical, neck muscles relaxed, throat latch loose. That’s where the good riding comes from. But if you let them carry their head high or off to the side, you’re defeating the whole purpose. Be the herd leader. Tell the mule: “Do it like thi
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After the Mule Rider’s Martingale, it’s time to step up to the Trail Rider Bit, your mule’s finished bit and the one they’ll use for life. The Trail Rider Bit is built for a mule’s mind and mouth. Sweet iron on the bars, no copper, and a proper military shank that keeps them from grabbing the bit when they don’t want to listen. If you want control, softness, and a mule that stays with you on the trail, this is the bit built for the job. Learn more at http://go.muleman.co/1ll372j | Queen Valley M
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“How far apart should my hands be when I’m riding my mule?” Use your pommel as your measuring stick. When you turn left, your right hand should go no farther than the horn, and your left hand should go no farther than the outside edge of the pommel. That’s about 13½ inches wide, just enough to guide, not drag. 🎥 Watch the full Ask Steve replay on YouTube. http://go.muleman.co/16bv91q | Queen Valley Mule Ranch, Inc
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Just because you’ve got a bit in your toolbox doesn’t mean it’s the right one for a mule. Look at the difference here: my bit sits up off the table, while that horse bit lays flat. Why? Mine is designed to sit back in the palate for clearer communication without banging on the roof of the mouth. Remember, this isn’t a horse. A mule’s bars and mouth shape are different. Learn more at http://go.muleman.co/m1eeqa | Queen Valley Mule Ranch, Inc
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