Another great Facebook Live Mule Tip Tuesday! Ty shares a story about dealing with frustration at a branding and how he dealt with it. Lots of great questions! www.tsmules.com

Every Tuesday we do a live Facebook video and take questions from our amazing followers! Thank you for tuning in and if you’d like to join us for a live video find our page on Facebook, TS Mules, and give us a like and a follow. www.tsmules.com

Megan Mensing has been hosting our clinic in Gunnison, CO for years and has become one of our best friends! Enjoy a fun interview with this amazing woman. www.tsmules.com

The snaffle bit progression is the most important piece to making a bridle mule. This is the teaching stage. I will present to my mule everything they will ever need to know while in the snaffle bit. After they graduate out of the snaffle it’s all about refinement. I hope you enjoy this episode as I talk about all the things I need to have going before graduation day! www.tsmules.com

Our weekly Facebook Live Mule Tip Tuesday. Lots of great questions and lots to think about. Our sponsor this week was Ernest Brennaman Saddlery. Ernest builds fantastic saddles and gear. www.tsmules.com

We have another great Mule Tip Tuesday for you all! Enjoy the show while Ty answers questions about mules, donkeys, and horses. Don’t be shy, join us each week during our live Facebook video on Tuesdays at 5:00 PM. www.tsmules.com

Sam is a great friend of mine and is considered family, especially since he’s married to Skye’s cousin Hope. Sam is a big part of Bryce Canyon Mule Days, a good mule man, family man, and incredible cook!

Every Tuesday we do a Live Facebook Video on our Page TS Mules! This week our tip was to preserved the try and natural lightness in your mule. We also had a bunch of great questions ranging from kicking mules, desensitizing mules, how to prepare your mule for ranch work and more! Be sure to visit our website www.tsmules.com

This week we talk about the importance of having a Plan A and a Plan B. We have to offer the mule a good deal every time. But that good deal has an expiration date and if the mule doesn’t take us up on that we have to go to Plan B and firm up as much as necessary. Someday your mule will take you up on the good deal every time. We also had some great questions come in this week about standing tied and pawing problems, running down hills, tips when buying mules and more! I hope you enjoy.

Knowing when to move on is something that holds a lot of us back from making progress with our mules. In this episode I give some tips and thoughts about when I like to take the next step with my mules, being process oriented, and not letting perfection hold me back from success. www.tsmules.com