Burro is the name for a donkey from the wild. A female donkey is called a jenny.
Meet our sweet-natured herd of rescued wild burros—lovingly known as our Jackpot Jennies. We call them that because the day we rescued them truly felt like hitting the jackpot, and we believe you’ll feel it too the moment you meet them.
This peaceful, guided experience invites you to slow down and connect with these gentle giants in a meaningful way. Learn about wild burros and the importance of their protection, spend quiet time with the herd, and experience firsthand the calm, joy, and hope that donkeys so naturally offer. Along the way, you’ll have opportunities to feed them treats, take beautiful photos, and simply be present with these soulful animals.
The highlight of the experience is the Donkey Walk, where your duo will be paired with one of our burros and walk together at her pace—an unforgettable moment of trust, connection, and quiet companionship.
Our Donkey Walk program is only open to guests over 12 years of age. No DOGS or other outside animals allowed, please leave your pets at home and enjoy ours. Every person in attendance must have a ticket purchased in advance and a signed liability release on file. Please wear closed toed shoes.
The Donkey Walk program is not stroller or wheelchair accessible and does require walking on a forested mountain trail (about 0.50 total). Moderate fitness is required.
Donkey Walks are held rain or shine. All ticket purchases are non-refundable, non-transferable and valid only for the date and time indicated.
Directions to our property are provided at the end of ticket purchase as a .pdf download, please be sure to download the directions. Please also note that we do not provide a phone number but we do reply to email as quickly as possible. Most answers to questions about visiting Not By Luck Ranch can be found on our FAQ page.
Not By Luck Ranch reserves the right to reschedule your visit if necessary.
Burro is the name for a donkey from the wild. A female donkey is called a jenny.
Meet our sweet-natured herd of rescued wild burros—lovingly known as our Jackpot Jennies. We call them that because the day we rescued them truly felt like hitting the jackpot, and we believe you’ll feel it too the moment you meet them.
This peaceful, guided experience invites you to slow down and connect with these gentle giants in a meaningful way. Learn about wild burros and the importance of their protection, spend quiet time with the herd, and experience firsthand the calm, joy, and hope that donkeys so naturally offer. Along the way, you’ll have opportunities to feed them treats, take beautiful photos, and simply be present with these soulful animals.
The highlight of the experience is the Donkey Walk, where your duo will be paired with one of our burros and walk together at her pace—an unforgettable moment of trust, connection, and quiet companionship.
Our Donkey Walk program is only open to guests over 12 years of age. No DOGS or other outside animals allowed, please leave your pets at home and enjoy ours. Every person in attendance must have a ticket purchased in advance and a signed liability release on file. Please wear closed toed shoes.
The Donkey Walk program is not stroller or wheelchair accessible and does require walking on a forested mountain trail (about 0.50 total). Moderate fitness is required.
Donkey Walks are held rain or shine. All ticket purchases are non-refundable, non-transferable and valid only for the date and time indicated.
Directions to our property are provided at the end of ticket purchase as a .pdf download, please be sure to download the directions. Please also note that we do not provide a phone number but we do reply to email as quickly as possible. Most answers to questions about visiting Not By Luck Ranch can be found on our FAQ page.
Not By Luck Ranch reserves the right to reschedule your visit if necessary.
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