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About Sue King
Expertise
I've owned saddle mules for over 25 years. After running a 30 stall boarding barn for horses, I established my farm, Brayer Hill Farm, producing National and World Champion saddle mules and standing two jacks to the public. I have also written and published articles concerning mules and maintain The Saddle Mule News online and serve as the Executive Secretary for The North Anerican Saddle Mule Association.
Experience
I have 25 Years experience in owning, breeding for, raising, and showing quality Saddle Mules and own Brayer Hill Farm. In addition, I am a Charter Member of two National Mule Associations. I also publish The Saddle Mule News available online. www.saddlemulenews.com
Organizations
North American Saddle Mule Association (Executive Secretary),
American Gaited Mule Association,
American Donkey and Mule Socitey
Publications
The Brayer,
Mules and More, and
Owner/Publisher of The Saddle Mule News
Education/Credentials
Under and Post Graduate work in Education.
Awards and Honors
ADMS Farm Versatility, Hall of Fame
ADMS, Versatility Hall of Fame Winners,
ADMS Breeding Versatility Hall of Fame,
NASMA Registers of Merit
, National and World Champion title winners.
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You are here: Experts > Animals/Pets > Domestic/Farm Animals > Mules > dangerous
Expert: Sue King
Date: 8/29/2006
Subject: dangerous
Question
Is it true that numerous deaths are caused each year by mules and donkeys.
Answer
I have no statistics in regard to your question. I'm sure there a few. I've heard of two. Neither was caused by the mule or donkey, but the negligence of the handler.
If you are implying that mules and donkeys are more dangerous than any other equine, I'd have to disagree. The probability of being hurt by one is directly proportional to the handler's lack of expertese in doing so.
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