Even the horses knew it. Did you notice their expressions?

Nope. A mule will hide his feelings for 10 years just waiting for the perfect time to kill ye. Old feller up here in the hills got warned by everybody that his old mule was going to clean his clock. Well his mule died in the barn stall, and old feller borrowed his neighbor’s team to drag it out. Rigormortis had set in by the time he got the chain hooked around the dead’n’s neck. Old man wasn’t paying attention. Mule’s leg snagged on post and when it come loose, hoof knocked his legs out from under him and he busted his brains out on that post.

@@nonickname9930 Been told the same. I asked an old pro if there was a way to get a spoiled mule out of dumping riders; he said no. Sooner or later, it's gonna blow up- out of the blue & furiously.

The other hoses' expressions @ 00:27 was what did it for me. I have never laughed so hard in my life.

I've watched a thousand times and am still finding new.

Or a tractor tire.

You can’t treat a mule like it’s a horse. You gotta ‘splain things.

Joe Dirte . how do you even know the mule had been trained to pull a wagon?

Geez how ignorant can you be?!?! The mule was not ready for this!! It was already saying NO long before they tied it up to the wagon. This mule needs to have groundwork from square one. Also there is no such thing as a bad mule or a bad horse. They only act "bad" usually out of some kind of fear or unpleasant experience caused by humans.