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EPISODE · Dec 2, 2022 · 1H 9M

Wild & Uncut EP 34 - Robbie Redmond, Mules, Hunting & Hunting with Mules

from Wild & Uncut with Kristy Titus · host Kristy Titus

On this episode of Wild and Uncut, long time friend and fellow mule-lover (most of the time), Robbie Redmond. Robbie joins me to look back on some of the memories he's made with the Titus family, over the years. Mules are incredibly strong and smart animals that have become a go-to for us, on most of our western hunts. Mules strength and sure-footedness allows us to pack into ground we wouldn't be able to hunt efficiently otherwise. Their also known for being stubborn and strong-willed, which can always make for a little, unexpected excitement. Robbie has been there for the highs and lows of our days on the mountains with mules...and boy, do we have some stories that were a blast to reflect on. Robbie has such a positive attitude and truly shares my passion for mules, mule training and their ability to aid in our hunts, He is a great person to share camp with, and as we share some of our memorable stories, it should be pretty obvious why hunting camp doesn't feel quite the same, unless he's in it. Lots of laughs to be had, enjoy!

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