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- October 15, 2009 at 3:49 am #40948aaronleeParticipant
Hi all
Here are some pix of my day trimming mules at Yellowstone Nat Park. The park has 40 or 50 mules and horses that they use for all kinds of animal power. The mules pull pack trains and gear for biologists into the park, horses are used by rangers and to help round up buffalo in the winter so they can do tests on them.The corral is in a small corner of the park but the animals are spread out all over. Most of the mules were of a very drafty build and super nice to work on, this helps out a lot when you are tying to keep your witts about you. 🙂
PS: The next time your farrier is out there working on your animals get him/her some lemonade because they are working hard!
October 15, 2009 at 10:39 am #54540Donn HewesKeymasterThanks Aaron, those were awesome. Could you bring a couple of those back for me?
October 15, 2009 at 11:19 am #54542TaylorJohnsonParticipantNice mules for sure, nice country to. Taylor Johnson
October 16, 2009 at 12:28 am #54541aaronleeParticipantThe mules in the pics are just the 2 I did, but really there was a pen with 20 something mules in it that looked just like them. It was awesome!
Aaron
October 16, 2009 at 2:46 am #54539J-LParticipantI like your tool box Aaron. Might have to copy that design. I shoe some horses and mules too. Used to do some dude ranches and forest service horses along with some bigger ranches and sheep outfits. I can relate to your comment about the hard work.
I hunt elk both north and sout of Jackson. Awesome country but steep. - AuthorPosts
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