Old School methods of mule logging

Published 2023-09-04

All Comments (21)
  • @AuntieInArkansas
    Thank you for this video. I grew up hearing my great-grandpa talking about skidding logs from sun up to sun down using mules and got $1 in pay. I love that I got to see a bit of what he was talking about.
  • @REDMAN298
    Nice work. You mentioned common sense and that`s a rare commodity among people nowdays.
  • @judymorton5991
    Thanks for the explanation on the single line driving. I also watched your video that goes over it thoroughly. I never knew how that worked before. I'm going to continue watching your stuff because you and your mules are awesome!
  • @deltonwatts9726
    I enjoyed the logging video. You are passing information along to a new audience.
  • @kennybolt8329
    I've heard some of the old men around here in western S.C. talk about mules they used to use that they could dog the logs in the woods and somebody else would knock them out at the mill and send them back to the woods. Enjoy your content.
  • @klauskarbaumer6302
    Great to see how willing your mules are, even when the pull is harder than with a forecart. By the way, that's the way I used to snake logs out of the forest with a single horse in the 70s and 80s back in Bavaria. There I never used a team in the woods. You are taking great care of your animals , giving them the necessary breaks.
  • @lorenzowoodson624
    Love your videos sir! Always action-packed and informative! Looking forward to the next one!
  • @ronelchadwick7110
    I like the way you take care of your mules.i knew some that never worried about their mules or horses.they get hot and tired to.
  • HAY ZÀCK l noticed ya still hitting that tree with the cart ha ha love the videos. Keep em coming GOD bless you and yours real good. .
  • @nathanalmond8280
    Thanks for sharing the video Zach. Kate and Alice are doing good. Stay safe out there working and in the heat.
  • Thank you for making this wonderful video God bless all of you there Its all very hard work and i am thankful to go along with you and see how its done Take care my friend
  • @JackCossairt
    Wet collar pads sure makes good draft animals.
  • Hello from Collinwood Tennessee great video buddy 👍👍👍🙏🏻🇺🇸
  • @jimamccracken5783
    Wow well trained Mules makes it eaasy.easy. Thanks for poosting.😊
  • @shawnrice7179
    Youre takeing the break, LOL, Nut the mules. They are saying lets go man