> One of the valuable things in working with the burros is boys
> can learn -
> many for the first time - that animals require exceptional
> skill to handle
> successfully.
>
> The burros definitely have a mind of their own but will
> respond to kind and
> fair treatment.
Hmmmm, Kind of reminds me of the guys in my crew. Maybe we can all
learn a lesson from burros.
Happy Trails,
Roy Fisher
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