The Mule Underground

04/09/2026

Trail Horns available on Order. 24 lbs, 25"long> for a 15" seat, + great Security for hard riding, Let Len help you with the details on your saddle. 816-806-4742, www.themuleunderground.com

04/09/2026

Look at the Bare wood Tree this saddle was built on. It's below on my MULE. Len Brown,

Real Saddling solutions with the only patented pressure distributing system in a pad. 26 models of saddles made on Len Brown’s custom trees with No-Pinch-Twist.

04/03/2026

One of my Best saddles for your Mule. Go to store at website,order Less tooling to save$$.www.themuleunderground.com

12/23/2025

In stock, call me about my No Loss Purchase Plan. Stop spending for saddles that you have to sell & lose big bucks on just to buy another? Len Brown 816-806-4742

The Mule Underground

10/23/2025

Open Channel for your MULE, wide gullet, 30.6 # with stirrups, 26.5" Long. Save on this Demo wade, only ridden a few times. 816-806-4742

09/13/2025

08/17/2025

A Wade with Len's Mule bars that doesn't break the bank & weighs 24 lbs.

08/17/2025

Farrel, a Texas Mule man ordered a unique DAY'S WORK saddle. Do you like it? See more, check the store at www.themuleunderground.com

08/09/2025

Every Mule & Rider should Feel FANTASTIC made on Len Brown's Mule Bars!

Innovation by Len Brown the heart and soul of mule riders and enthusiasts the heart and soul of mule riders and enthusiasts Mules are special. They've got a personality that's a bit different from your average horse. They're loyal, sturdy, and have a knack for getting you through the toughest of ter...

05/27/2025

My Cool open-top ProTecTOR Pad is now Care-free with a Felt Liner Lower & the CROC Armor upper. Saddle Fleece catches the Grain & it stays put. With the same layers of felt,balance shims, W/Leathers, & tough CROC upper, this is the BEST Pad I've made since 1984. Len Brown www.themuleunderground.com

The Mule Underground

05/20/2025

A man & his beloved Donkey, what a story!

So many Texas characters and so little time to write about them. This is Arizona Bill on his b***o "Tipperary," shortly before Arizona Bill died in 1940 at the age of 94. Bill, whose real name was Raymond Hatfield Gardner, spent the last six years of his life in San Antonio. His life is like something out of a movie. Among other things, he was a scout for General U.S. Grant during the Civil War as well as a scout for General Custer. He also performed in Buffalo Bill's Wild West Show for awhile. When he died at Fort Sam Houston in 1940 he was buried in an unmarked grave because the Army could not locate his records. But because of the efforts of one man, a veteran named George Miller who had met Bill at San Antonio in the 1930s, the VA finally located the old scout's records in dusty archives and, on Veteran's Day, 1976, Bill was reburied with full military honors in the Sam Houston National Cemetery. Incidentally, as Bill neared the end of his life, his greatest concern was for what would happen to Tipperary after he passed on. Military restrictions mandated that Tipperary be removed from Sam Houston but Bill secured a place for him with donkeys in Brackenridge Park. "But he is considered an aristocratic donkey and it costs 10 cents to ride him while it costs only 5 cents to ride the others" wrote Thomas J. Jenkins in a "Frontier Times" article. When Bill passed through Burnet, Texas, in 1929, the "Burnet Bulletin" newspaper described him as "perhaps the last noted Indian Scout of the old west" and reported that Bill, then 83 years old, camped in the city with Tipperary in order to deliver a lecture to the Boy Scouts.