It's a very tough ride, climbing up to it's back is a tough task at first :D and it's harder to balance while riding it, harder than riding a horse I would say
yes sir we even imported them in the 1800's to try to use them in the dersert Southwest and like South Texas but they were harder to work with than horses, too stubborn and hard to ride I think.
That's true, too tough and not made for racing too, Horses are the best animal for racing i guess, am i right?
There are deserts too in the US and camels are mostly found in the deserts, do you not have them there ?
hahaha! well but what if it was a camel? have you ever ridden a camel?
I have but the way it gets up after the riders have sat on it, most people would fall there itself 😂
haha! yes I would need some riding lessons before I tackled a camel.
It's a very tough ride, climbing up to it's back is a tough task at first :D and it's harder to balance while riding it, harder than riding a horse I would say
howdy back again hahanali! yeah they are harder to ride because they aren't shaped for riding.
That's true, not shaped for riding or tough to ride but still people have been riding them for ages
yes sir we even imported them in the 1800's to try to use them in the dersert Southwest and like South Texas but they were harder to work with than horses, too stubborn and hard to ride I think.
That's true, too tough and not made for racing too, Horses are the best animal for racing i guess, am i right?
There are deserts too in the US and camels are mostly found in the deserts, do you not have them there ?