A Lake Providence, Louisiana, native, I began raising and breeding dogs and horses while in high school. After college, I returned to Lake Providence with my wife where we raised our son and two daughters. In my spare time, I continued to work with and train mules, horses, and dogs; 90% of the horses and mules I have trained, I bought as a weanling or raised from a foal. Now retired from farming, I have devoted my attention full-time to what has been my hobby my whole life. I believe that good foals come from good mares, and I have chosen my mares over the years based on these essential qualities: good disposition, athletic ability, smooth gait, and good looks. I work with my foals from birth to ensure their dam’s disposition is carried through.
Thank you for visiting our site. If you are interested in learning more about our farm, our mules, or methods, please call or text Toney Lensing at 318-282-7901.
What’s going on around the farm
Since retiring from farming in 2020, I spend my time raising mule colts, raising cattle, raising Blue Lacy dogs, keeping bees, and enjoying my grandchildren.
Milberjean workng with Zella, May 21,2023 
Milberjean got it going her way. May 21,2023. 
Milberjean loving on Buttermilk 
Carmen’s 2013 foal out of Papa (Jose’) which is my personal mule 
Milberjean riding Jose’ 
Eddy Moore coon hunting with us riding Jose’ and ponying Tuff 
Hilda’s 2019 foal (Igboo) on the left and her 2020 foal (Tuff)on right. I’ve been hunting on her a lot and ponying other colt off of her. 
Getting ready to pack on Igboo 
Milberjean and JoJo having fun 
Hilda’s 2020 foal Tuff, sold stays in Louisiana 
JoJo petting Hilda’s 2021 foal 
Coon hunting on Dutch and Igboo 
Jose’ and Tuff coon hunting in the day time with my Lacys. 
Boone and Milberjean 
Boone at one day old 
