Tom Green

They're called Twister mules.

They drove her down, and we spent about three days.

Okay.

And they showed me how to saddle it up and they talked to me about it.

And I learned as much as one can learn in three days.

You know, there's the basics, right?

Right.

They spent time with me for about three days.

But this is kind of...

They're telling me I'm doing quite well because I actually am able to handle this animal now.

But it's been an interesting journey since June.

I got her in June.

Because, you know, at first it's the very first sort of on the surface way that you ride a mule is you look where you want to go.

Lightly pull the rein.

If you want to go left, you pull the left rein lightly.

If that doesn't work, but you might not even have to pull the rein.

You could just look where you want to go, and they feel your body shifting.

They sense your intent, and you have to look in that direction.

It's like telepathy for sure.

It really is, and you feel it, and it's such a really cool feeling when you really get into the pocket with it.