CaptionThere is a wealthy and somewhat bizarre tradition of Ozark hunters chasing raccoons with their mules, though it is not extensively practiced these days. But Clay Newcomb is not the historical re-enactor kind, and he’s not attempting to revive the glory days of Ozark coon hunting. It really is admittedly a nod to tradition, but he largely hunts with his mule mainly because he’s usually wanted a mule, and he’s usually hunted racoons, so he may possibly as nicely combine the two.Giacomo FortunatoThere is a wealthy and somewhat bizarre tradition of Ozark hunters chasing raccoons with their mules, though it is not extensively practiced these days. But Clay Newcomb is not the historical re-enactor kind, and he’s not attempting to revive the glory days of Ozark coon hunting. It really is admittedly a nod to tradition, but he largely hunts with his mule mainly because he’s usually wanted a mule, and he’s usually hunted racoons, so he may possibly as nicely combine the two.
