Maybe its donkeys rather than mules but yes they hang with the heard and are yote killin machines.
They just need grass and water.
research it.
Maybe its donkeys rather than mules but yes they hang with the heard and are yote killin machines.
They just need grass and water.
research it.
I've seen them chase coyotes, they'll never catch one unless it's full blown retarded, donkey cannot run half the speed of a scared coyote. I used to have a video of my friends donkey chasing a coyote across a wheat field and I shot the coyote as the donkey was still chasing it, it stomped it into the ground haha
I never said they could catch them but if they get to close, they are hamburger. Yotes generally keep their distance.
A donkey will do a great job of protecting the herd.
I think my problem is solved! Tons of response. I wish I had 10,000 acres and I would let everyone of you come out. Thanks to everyone at OSA!
I'm right down the road! Although, I have no idea how to hunt Cyote! 
Would tag along though if another was headed out there! Moral support anyone?
Would tag along though if another was headed out there! Moral support anyone?My B-I-L had the same problem down by Earlsboro with his sheep. It took us about a year and half to train them yotes to go elsewhere. But they finally did. They knew just exactly where to go to avoid us and changed pattern every couple days. We couldn't hunt them other weekends normally. They figure that out quickly. He lost a ton of baby lambs over a couple years. He tried dogs, donkeys, bait, and a few other things. But the hunting pressure was what finally chased them off I believe.
