Everyday Mulemanship

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

This audio was taken from a Facebook Live video. We talk about our recent clinic in Sahuarita, AZ and a crazy experience we had there. We discuss this week Everyday Mulemanship Challenge, talk about treating each mule as an individual and take live questions about bits, runaway mules, driving mules, and transitions. Enjoy! www.tsmules.com

For this weeks live Facebook #MuleTipTuesday we talk about how we need to be what we want our mules to become. We take questions about our weekly Everyday Mulemanship Challenges, problems at the lope, introducing youngsters to the herd, and more! www.tsmules.com PS- Don’t mind our crying kid toward the end she took a fall so Skye went to the rescue! Keeping it real for you all.

Joseph Gee is a good friend of mine and it was a lot fun to have this chat with him. Joe is a great husband, father, saddle maker, fly fisherman, packer, mule enthusiast and all around good guy! Tune in as I talk with Joe about his journey with mules, overcoming fear and coming back from a traumatic injury, saddle making, saddle fit and more! www.tsmules.com www.josephgeesaddlery.com

Ty and Skye do a Live Facebook Mule Tip Tuesday for you all and answer questions about mule health, what we feed, lazy mule solutions, leading problems and more!

February 11, 2020 Mule Tip Tuesday! When your mule is having a hard time figuring something out don’t think of them as making mistakes, think of them as asking questions. We talk about what a finished mule is like, what to do when your mule runs off, offer suggestions to a guy that has trouble getting his mule to leave the barn and more!

I have been blessed to have some amazing mentors! My Dad, friends, Brad Cameron, Buck Brannaman, and others. Everyone needs a mentor. Someone to encourage you as well as someone to push you. www.tsmules.com