What's that?
Vaseline.
Does it help with preventing snowball accumulation?
Sort of.
Does it substitute adequately for bringing your mule indoors and bedding him down next to the woodstove?
Hardly.
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Our mules live outdoors 24/7. Ice balls can be a problem, but a spray can of PAM or other cooking oils do also help.
ReplyDeleteFor riding we will sometimes use Vaseline or Bag Balm!
Thanks for the tip!