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Re: The Boulder Pile Tom - Pics and Video
Posted: Thu Mar 03, 2011 10:20 pm
by cavebear
Amazing vid

I hope to add a couple horses to the pack, did you buy them broke for hounds or how did you brake them for hounds? If you broke them how?
Re: The Boulder Pile Tom - Pics and Video
Posted: Thu Mar 03, 2011 11:03 pm
by mark
You guys just livin the dream now arent you?
Re: The Boulder Pile Tom - Pics and Video
Posted: Thu Mar 03, 2011 11:46 pm
by come-hunt
next best thing to being there, your camera handler does excellent work, pretty hard to video and ride at the same time. Great job all around . The animals , dogs , people , country and production. Makes for just a really excellent video. Good pic's and story . I'm envious .
Re: The Boulder Pile Tom - Pics and Video
Posted: Fri Mar 04, 2011 12:07 am
by Mr.pacojack
Super great pictures, Video and dog work. I too am jealous, I wish I could get on my mule instead of a damn old snow machine. Lucky. Great job guys.
Re: The Boulder Pile Tom - Pics and Video
Posted: Fri Mar 04, 2011 12:21 am
by sourdough
Very nice job Tyler. That was a nice sw tom for sure. Looking forward to the next video.
sourdough
Re: The Boulder Pile Tom - Pics and Video
Posted: Fri Mar 04, 2011 1:37 am
by a lovato
that was great i had flash backs from when my dad and i were able to hunt mule back for many years , we also had many wrecks like elk chasing the dogs trying to stomp their asses lol but nothing beats a bayed up TOM on the rocks for sure good luck ARNOLD

Re: The Boulder Pile Tom - Pics and Video
Posted: Fri Mar 04, 2011 11:49 am
by jube baker
nice

Re: The Boulder Pile Tom - Pics and Video
Posted: Fri Mar 04, 2011 1:50 pm
by ChasinTail
cavebear wrote:Amazing vid

I hope to add a couple horses to the pack, did you buy them broke for hounds or how did you brake them for hounds? If you broke them how?
Cavebear,
Most of the mules we have were pretty broke when we got them. Each of them are different. Each have different tolerances... I am by no means a mule expert, so some of the others on here that have more mule experience may chime in. When it comes to dogs, the mules that I've seen that have an issue with dogs, only have an issue due to lack of exposure. Once the mules figure out that the dogs aren't going to hurt them, they get over it. The only way to do that is to expose them to dogs. Letting mules and dogs roam around loosely may not be the best way of introducing the two, but after the introduction, I think it helps for the mules to always be around them. They'll get over it, just like they do everything else. And if they don't? ....well.... we don't want 'em...they earn their keep around here by being able to do anything we ask... and if they do, they get used... a lot.
Good luck!
Tyler
Re: The Boulder Pile Tom - Pics and Video
Posted: Fri Mar 04, 2011 4:52 pm
by krk hunting
Tyler,
Nice job and great video, I spoke with duane the other day and he tells me you are a shirt tail relative of his. They are great people those Cardiffs so I wont hold it against you.
Kevin
Re: The Boulder Pile Tom - Pics and Video
Posted: Fri Mar 04, 2011 8:36 pm
by Mike Leonard
Great job as usual Tyler, and Donnie! Felt just like I was there.

Re: The Boulder Pile Tom - Pics and Video
Posted: Fri Mar 04, 2011 10:18 pm
by ChasinTail
krk hunting wrote:Tyler,
Nice job and great video, I spoke with duane the other day and he tells me you are a shirt tail relative of his. They are great people those Cardiffs so I wont hold it against you.
Kevin
The only thing Dwayne has going for him is Eve! Haha!
Mike, these mules are begging for you to come ride them again... you know where to find us!
Re: The Boulder Pile Tom - Pics and Video
Posted: Sat Mar 05, 2011 12:15 am
by a lovato
just remember one thing MULES NEVER FORGET ANYTHING mark my words they will get one way or another just ask me been on my head a few times and broke a few cowboy hats LOL WATCH THEM MULES
Re: The Boulder Pile Tom - Pics and Video
Posted: Sat Mar 05, 2011 5:42 am
by 007pennpal
That was such a beautiful hunt. How cool was that to cowboy up to that lion on a rock? I can't see anyone watching this and not want to experience a hunt like that. Great job dogs and guys.
Sean
Re: The Boulder Pile Tom - Pics and Video
Posted: Sat Mar 05, 2011 8:16 pm
by COUESAZ
Tyler and Donnie like I said on face book and in text to Donnie that cat had to be the most perfect cat I've seen. I am not for sure about this but I may have been the first guy to ride shagy old Dewey with a lion on his back.When Deven killed that big old tomon new years eve day. It all started as a joke from my brother Mark and Donnie and Deven. Because I had not been horse back in a few years so they said I had to ride Dewey. You know what that shagy beast of a mule is a good ride. A bit wide to set on but he never stumbled once and he was dead set to not be last in line.a great pack of mules and an even greater pack of hounds. And baily what a diva. She sure likes t be in the photo shoot. That is for sure. I have never seen a dog work so hard to find that scent as baily. Great stuff guys.
Jade.
Re: The Boulder Pile Tom - Pics and Video
Posted: Sat Mar 05, 2011 8:29 pm
by Mike Leonard
Tyler,
I will be back down there to ride them long ears again with you for long. Hard to stay away from such pretty country, and let me tell you I have hunted a lot places and with a lot of hunters and you won't find better mules or hounds than these. Also these guys hunt as hard as anybody and get the job done right.
Anyone who has not experienced traditional lion hunting in the southwest at it's best do yourself a favor and book with Chasintail Outfitters these are super fine folks!