Posted by Leroy on August 09, 2018 at 06:12:40 from (66.118.123.53):
In Reply to: Mules posted by John from Michigan on August 08, 2018 at 13:04:51:
I am 74 and around the farm all my life and never have heard of or seen a mule on a farm, horses yes, mules no. And I have been working with the amish for over 20 years now part of that time was daily. The only place I ever heard of around that used mules was the Great Miami and Erie canal when it was in operation and was abanded in the early 1800's. A few sections restord and they have mules for that but that is all the mules I have ever saw or heard of. Yes the driving horses are a lot retired race horses that just were not up to winning the race but if they act up they are gone, they don't put up with a horse that cannot be trusted. Family is way to important to mess with a horse of any kind that cannot be trusted. Just ate supper with my Amish friends at their house monday. Have to make the 55 mile drive again this monday.
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