We've been to Oatman twice. It's a fun little town to visit. We enjoy feeding the burros. Went to Oatman this past July, and we took Route 66 from the Kingman side. Near the summit, there was a burro blocking the roadway, so we stopped and gave it some corn chips and petted it.
Burros and donkeys can live up to 50 years, and sometimes longer - a local sanctuary had a Death Valley burro named Brownie, she was 47 at the time of her passing.
I bailed 7 slaughterbound and they have them in qt. 1 got left behind at strouds killpen named victoria. About to ship to slaughter a molly mule. I wish someone would get her asap!
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BEWARE of the burros if you have a dog with you! They are friendly but while we were walking up the street the woman in front of us had a dog and a burro attacked towards the dog but the woman got in front of her and was bitten quite severely. For people who have never had burros with their sheep and cattle to protect them from coyotes.....to a burro every dog is a coyote.
We have wild donkeys here in Moreno Valley California upon box spring mountain Off of the 60 Highway pigeon Pass Road They stand in my yard eat the grass and shrubs I’m always chasing them away and they always come back😂 and they let you pet them as long as they don’t have any babies around and it’s pretty cool👍
I go to Oatman The last week of April every year during a Laughlin river run we stay at Camp Davis on Bullhead Arizona side I will be there this April👍
DON'T GO! I'd give this place zero stars if I could. Oatman is full of bigots and racists. Absolutely horrible backwater little nothing place in the middle of nowhere. The trip started out great but quickly went downhill. The "locals" are horrible people...one followed me and took photos of my butt. We took our dog with us and there were at least 8 or 9 other dogs as well. The "people in charge " targeted me and my family and followed us around the park telling us to keep our dog away from the donkeys...which we were. We know the donkeys are wild and unpredictable. One of the "people in charge" said it again (this was time number 8). I said thank you but we understand and will watch her and it's not necessary to keep saying it. She gets rude and threatens me and threatens to "lock me up because I'm a threat and so is my dog" How either myself or my small dog are threats I have no clue. We were simply enjoying our walk. (I'd like to add that a little girl was with her family nearby and was FEEDING THE DONKEYS HOT CHEETOS IN FRONT OF THESE PEOPLE. The "people in charge did nothing) A donky gets spooked by one of the locals and moves towards me. The woman who threatened me "cheers" for the donkey to keep going and attack my dog. (My dog was over 7 feet away with my dad.) This town if full of toxic people with no redeeming qualities. Absolutely the worst place to visit.
Oh wow, that's terrible. The first I'd ever heard about of Oatman (and the burros) was from a UA-camr (RV nomad), on her channel. She's a transsexual, but she didn't mention having any bad experiences there. I'm not sure if she'd mention it anyway, though. A lot of people say they can tell right off she's biologically a male, so if so you'd think she'd get some hateful reactions from bigots at times. I think she keeps it on the down-low if that happens.
We've been to Oatman twice. It's a fun little town to visit. We enjoy feeding the burros. Went to Oatman this past July, and we took Route 66 from the Kingman side. Near the summit, there was a burro blocking the roadway, so we stopped and gave it some corn chips and petted it.
Last time I was there I had to stop the car and wait while mama donkey nursed right in the middle of the road... I got lots of pictures.
I like going past Gold Road over Sitgreaves Pass to Cool Springs. Been there many times.
Burros not only dig in your bag, they will find a way into your heart! ❤️
Yes love em I was there in 1999:I swear I see same burro that loved me ....wow how old can they live?
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Burros and donkeys can live up to 50 years, and sometimes longer - a local sanctuary had a Death Valley burro named Brownie, she was 47 at the time of her passing.
I use to camp in the outer mountains of Oatman back in the early 80s with the family. Many Many times. Great Memories :)
Hi! Its me again. I was there a second time to see the burros july 2014. It was hot but it was great! To see the burros.
Uwe
Been there several times. Highly recommend it..
Is there a burro that only shows up on the weekdays not the weekends?
I went there its fun and cool
I bailed 7 slaughterbound and they have them in qt. 1 got left behind at strouds killpen named victoria. About to ship to slaughter a molly mule. I wish someone would get her asap!
Hi there Hi there Thank you for this wonderful share ~ such a nice content ,Great video shared. Keep it up and stay safe, stay connected. Warm greetings from New York.
What exactly is hay cubes that they eat? I've never heard of that.
BEWARE of the burros if you have a dog with you! They are friendly but while we were walking up the street the woman in front of us had a dog and a burro attacked towards the dog but the woman got in front of her and was bitten quite severely.
For people who have never had burros with their sheep and cattle to protect them from coyotes.....to a burro every dog is a coyote.
Canine is canine. I guess that’s how the donkeys see it
That’s interesting and what’s Crazy is the kangaroo and dog thing because kangaroos attack dogs like that I’ve seen
Why does Walter get along with his brothers and sisters?
You will also find wild donkeys roaming the streets of Cripple Creek, Colorado.
We have wild donkeys here in Moreno Valley California upon box spring mountain Off of the 60 Highway pigeon Pass Road They stand in my yard eat the grass and shrubs I’m always chasing them away and they always come back😂 and they let you pet them as long as they don’t have any babies around and it’s pretty cool👍
How wonderful!!!
Hello Donna how are you doing today 😊Happy New Year 😊God bless you as you wish 😘…
We love Oatman.
I go to Oatman The last week of April every year during a Laughlin river run we stay at Camp Davis on Bullhead Arizona side I will be there this April👍
Hi!
Ich war am 1. Mai dort einfach nur geil!
Gru
Uwe
Duncan
So much fun!!!
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This is the only acceptable pan-handling
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Thank you.....
The Burro's don't look very well care for now in 2022
DON'T GO! I'd give this place zero stars if I could.
Oatman is full of bigots and racists. Absolutely horrible backwater little nothing place in the middle of nowhere. The trip started out great but quickly went downhill. The "locals" are horrible people...one followed me and took photos of my butt.
We took our dog with us and there were at least 8 or 9 other dogs as well. The "people in charge " targeted me and my family and followed us around the park telling us to keep our dog away from the donkeys...which we were. We know the donkeys are wild and unpredictable.
One of the "people in charge" said it again (this was time number 8). I said thank you but we understand and will watch her and it's not necessary to keep saying it.
She gets rude and threatens me and threatens to "lock me up because I'm a threat and so is my dog"
How either myself or my small dog are threats I have no clue. We were simply enjoying our walk. (I'd like to add that a little girl was with her family nearby and was FEEDING THE DONKEYS HOT CHEETOS IN FRONT OF THESE PEOPLE. The "people in charge did nothing)
A donky gets spooked by one of the locals and moves towards me. The woman who threatened me "cheers" for the donkey to keep going and attack my dog. (My dog was over 7 feet away with my dad.)
This town if full of toxic people with no redeeming qualities.
Absolutely the worst place to visit.
Oh wow, that's terrible. The first I'd ever heard about of Oatman (and the burros) was from a UA-camr (RV nomad), on her channel. She's a transsexual, but she didn't mention having any bad experiences there. I'm not sure if she'd mention it anyway, though. A lot of people say they can tell right off she's biologically a male, so if so you'd think she'd get some hateful reactions from bigots at times. I think she keeps it on the down-low if that happens.