About Us
We are blessed to live on 75 acres in middle Michigan. We try to grow all of
our own hay and feed and enjoy the beauty God has given us.
Long time horse lovers, my husband and I were introduced to the long ears
section of the equine world by our first standard donkey "Oscar". Thinking
Oscar a remarkable fellow we realized that a mix of our beloved horse and
the donkey would be just what our farm needed.
Our introduction to the mule was love at first site We now like to learn about
mules and share our mule babies and stories with others.
We spend lots of time riding our mules Brodie and Jilly ....we use them for
bushwacking, camlping and picketing, parades, judged trail rides.
Our goal is to raise mule babies that are trained with natural horsemanship
and are calm, people loving, willing candidates for saddle and cart or
wagon. With this in mind we have chosen mares and jacks of sound
confirmation and breeding and willing temperment as sires and dams for
our stock.
our own hay and feed and enjoy the beauty God has given us.
Long time horse lovers, my husband and I were introduced to the long ears
section of the equine world by our first standard donkey "Oscar". Thinking
Oscar a remarkable fellow we realized that a mix of our beloved horse and
the donkey would be just what our farm needed.
Our introduction to the mule was love at first site We now like to learn about
mules and share our mule babies and stories with others.
We spend lots of time riding our mules Brodie and Jilly ....we use them for
bushwacking, camlping and picketing, parades, judged trail rides.
Our goal is to raise mule babies that are trained with natural horsemanship
and are calm, people loving, willing candidates for saddle and cart or
wagon. With this in mind we have chosen mares and jacks of sound
confirmation and breeding and willing temperment as sires and dams for
our stock.
Dan and Frannie Banannie on an MTRA color
ride
ride
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Future mule skinner and cowpoke
extrodinaire!
extrodinaire!
My trail buddy Jasper and I sharing a quiet
moment.
moment.
Good Mules gone to new homes.....God bless
them to good service and good lives!
them to good service and good lives!
Jilly, Dan'l's new TWH molly, sweet natured
and boy can she rack!
and boy can she rack!
Hannah and Colton, our Godson and his cousin test
riding Emma (alias Maw) our rescue mule who was used
as a packing riding mule for the National forest service in
ND. (at least that is what we were told. She sure does
have a lot of knowledge! Sweet girl! Emma is available
to special home with extra love and kids of small adult.
riding Emma (alias Maw) our rescue mule who was used
as a packing riding mule for the National forest service in
ND. (at least that is what we were told. She sure does
have a lot of knowledge! Sweet girl! Emma is available
to special home with extra love and kids of small adult.
Good times are rolling at Kickass Farm!m
Hank, our first trail horse, 30 years old and
still teaching the young ones, fair 2008
still teaching the young ones, fair 2008
Val and Brodie and trail riding friends with Steve Edwards at a
training clinic. What a learning experience!
training clinic. What a learning experience!
Beauregard, 2 yr. old born on our farm -
thanks Stan and Janie Estes.....may he serve
you well!
thanks Stan and Janie Estes.....may he serve
you well!
| Links to equine websites we enjoy! |
http://www.GoingGaited.com
Oscar the nativity donkey...getting
ready to carry Mary....wow, big role!
ready to carry Mary....wow, big role!
Emma the rescue mule teaching a beginner
how it is done!
how it is done!
Jilly and I learning in the arena