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I've had several horses in my time, including three yearlings I raised and worked with. Never a weanling though or a mule! Should be fun or pure heck. Lol at least I have a trainer that I know saved in my contacts. That lil bugger is much smart than a horse though. I wonder if he is going to be...

Thank you OneFineAcre! I can't wait to bring him home. I've never owned one so young before! Any tips? He will be 4 months old when I get to pick him up.

It'll be a while before little guy is grown and broke but I'll keep it in mind! Thank you!

I haven't ridden anywhere but Texas :oops: well I will have to check that out one day!

When he is ready I'm going to send him to my trainer and have him broke for trail riding. We have a wonderful nature preserve that has several horse trails, just a 15 minute drive from the house. So far he is doing very well with halter breaking! If he shows potential...I might even take him fox...

I received a new name suggestion today, tell me what y'all think. Cotton.

Lol actually white animals are fairly easy to find in my area. White mules are pretty common all around though.

I like that. I'll keep Sir in mind. Goes with my buck, Mister.

Maybe these will show up for those the pics weren't working for.

Hmm they show up for me...should I post direct links or what? I'm using photobucket.

Picking him up the first week of October at weaning. Little guy is going to need a name! Really don't want one of the standard mule names, so no blanco, john, jim, jack, beau, etc. I like odd names like Preacher, Governor, Bishop, etc. Any suggestions are welcome.

Born june 5th to a Missouri fox trotter mare and a standard jack!

Howdy from Tyler Texas! Tell us about you and yours!

Well hello from Tyler Texas!

It looks like the pipes have a pretty sizable width to them...I would be concerned about the goats falling in. might put a wire screen and a couple (sp?) To keep the cut end of the screen from being a scratch hazard. Chewing won't be a big problem usually, rubbing on though is a possibility.

For just pets and slaughter goats I wouldn't worry to much about a horizontal fold.....but...If you are selling them for slaughter, vs your own meat source, they tend to go at lower prices than a cosmetically appeasing goat. When selling a female with folded ears her price is dramatically...

Please pass this on!

Good idea on the pumpkin seeds! I'll try that one this year.

If he is used to getting food from y'all.. trapping won't take that long. Usually within three days.