Mule Saddle
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Simco Mule Man Saddle- Show Walnut- 16" $1,334.95 |
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New beta saddle britchen breeching pack horse mule tack Trail Riding Hunting $115.00 |
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COWBOY MULE CONCHO TOOLED LEATHER SADDLE CROSS $15.99 |
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16" Western saddle built on a mule tree, exc. cond, FREE SHIPPING IN CONTUS $1,315.00 |
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Wade Mule Hide HORN WRAP-(Not the Saddle) $14.95 |
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mule saddle ,donkey,tack ,trail saddle $875.00 |
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COWBOY MULE CONCHO OSTRICH LEATHER SADDLE CROSS $22.99 |
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mule saddle,Donkey,Mule training,PACKING 3 $32.00 |
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Crest Ridge Saddlery 15 1/2" Western Saddle Mule/Gaited? Sienna Leather $499.99 |
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Hill Top Mule Saddle $899.99 |
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MULE KICK 16" WESTERN ROPING- PLEASURE SADDLE $250.00 |
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USA Made Mule Horse Western Trail Endurance Saddle-SO $685.00 |
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COWBOY MULE CONCHO OSTRICH LEATHER SADDLE CROSS $22.99 |
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Custom Western Mule Ranch Roping Trail Saddle; Used Excellent Condition $2,250.00 |
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Hill Top Mule Trail Saddle $1,029.00 |
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**NEW** Hill Top Black Beauty Mule Saddle $899.00 |
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COWBOY MULE CONCHO TOOLED LEATHER SADDLE CROSS $15.99 |
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Hill Top Mule Saddle $899.99 |
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16" COWBOSS - HERFORD TEX TAN - HEAVY WESTERN HORSE / MULE RANCH ROPING SADDLE $385.00 |
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Simco Mule Man Saddle- Show Walnut- 16" $1,334.95 |
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New beta saddle britchen breeching pack horse mule tack Trail Riding Hunting $115.00 |
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COWBOY MULE CONCHO TOOLED LEATHER SADDLE CROSS $15.99 |
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16" Western saddle built on a mule tree, exc. cond, FREE SHIPPING IN CONTUS $1,315.00 |
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Wade Mule Hide HORN WRAP-(Not the Saddle) $14.95 |
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mule saddle ,donkey,tack ,trail saddle $875.00 |
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COWBOY MULE CONCHO OSTRICH LEATHER SADDLE CROSS $22.99 |
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mule saddle,Donkey,Mule training,PACKING 3 $32.00 |
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Crest Ridge Saddlery 15 1/2" Western Saddle Mule/Gaited? Sienna Leather $499.99 |
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Hill Top Mule Saddle $899.99 |
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MULE KICK 16" WESTERN ROPING- PLEASURE SADDLE $250.00 |
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USA Made Mule Horse Western Trail Endurance Saddle-SO $685.00 |
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COWBOY MULE CONCHO OSTRICH LEATHER SADDLE CROSS $22.99 |
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Custom Western Mule Ranch Roping Trail Saddle; Used Excellent Condition $2,250.00 |
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Hill Top Mule Trail Saddle $1,029.00 |
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**NEW** Hill Top Black Beauty Mule Saddle $899.00 |
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COWBOY MULE CONCHO TOOLED LEATHER SADDLE CROSS $15.99 |
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Hill Top Mule Saddle $899.99 |
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16" COWBOSS - HERFORD TEX TAN - HEAVY WESTERN HORSE / MULE RANCH ROPING SADDLE $385.00 |
Hey there, I got your email, I'm getting ready for a sale right now, but after this weekend I will look up some reputable ppl out your way.
Depends on the back of the mule, I have one mule in horse bars and my others in mule bars.
A mule saddle WILL NOT fit just because its a 'mule saddle'.
Mules are tough to fit, no doubts on that one. Gaited mules have more 'shoulder action' so their shoulder blade comes back farther. A shorter bar'ed saddle such as gaited saddles are recommended. Although I have a QH mule that has a never ending shoulder blade, so go figure lol.
But http://www.timberridgesaddlery.com They do make gaited mule saddles, they at least try to fit to the mule and offer money back and they are legit. I have never heard of these ppl screwing anyone, only good references.
I promise I will get back to you after the sale this weekend in Colorado, but definately scroll through their website, their prices aren't bad at all.
EDIT- also the bars on the saddle go further back then you would put on a horse's back.. The gullet actually sits behind the shoulders in the hollow area or even further back depending on the shoulder. Compared to a horse, you really think you have put it too far back, this is one of the reasons I don't work with horses anymore, I can never put the saddle proper on them. Also a crupper is really needed for mules. Most mules are trained to crupper or britching already, but the saddles will slide forward on them and you need to keep it off their shoulders. They are just naturally built like this, no amount of padding or proper saddle fitting will fix this. Even in the show ring, I use a crupper, I can't tell you how many 8 sec or less rides I have had at the expense of not having one of these on, all going downhill. I personally use a crupper for easibility, but its all personal choice
Comment by Cindy T — October 28, 2010 @ 2:19 am