Just watched this video, and it made me tear up! I got my first mule 2 yrs ago exactly (it's our 2yr anniversary coming up😂!) and having been a horse person for over 35yrs to a mule has been such a learning experience and life changing! I have a draft mule that is black as well and to see 20 of my guy all at once was so cool haha! Always enjoy watching them jump the chain too! Thank you to all involved that made this event possible and such a daunting task to have pulled that off so brilliantly!!
Wow wow and WOW again! From someone not even American (I am from South Africa) seeing this was just amazing! I can understand why the Americans are years ahead from the rest of the world. It is all about heritage, self respect, that will and drive to do things as a team, building that National pride! So much more than just a parade! Well done to everyone involved!
Do they need the bells. If they follow voice commands it would be hard for the mules to hear It's just hard to believe that they could pull twenty ton plus a water wagon, a hundred , and some odd miles in the desert heat
Just watched this video, and it made me tear up! I got my first mule 2 yrs ago exactly (it's our 2yr anniversary coming up😂!) and having been a horse person for over 35yrs to a mule has been such a learning experience and life changing! I have a draft mule that is black as well and to see 20 of my guy all at once was so cool haha! Always enjoy watching them jump the chain too! Thank you to all involved that made this event possible and such a daunting task to have pulled that off so brilliantly!!
Wow wow and WOW again! From someone not even American (I am from South Africa) seeing this was just amazing! I can understand why the Americans are years ahead from the rest of the world. It is all about heritage, self respect, that will and drive to do things as a team, building that National pride! So much more than just a parade! Well done to everyone involved!
Watch the construction of the two wagons and water trailer. An awesome accomplishment by a skilled wheelwright. Engles Wheelwright of Joliet, Montana.
Its great to see the Mules working in birdsview. Wonderful. I'm a builder of a 20-Mules Team Wagon Train in Scale 1:18. Best wishes from Germany
Do they need the bells. If they follow voice commands it would be hard for the mules to hear It's just hard to believe that they could pull twenty ton plus a water wagon, a hundred , and some odd miles in the desert heat