In-stock Saddles
IN STOCK SADDLE FEATURES
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Top grade oak tanned skirting leather (Herman Oak or Wickette & Craig).
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Quality stainless steel or brass hardware (made in the USA).
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Select #1 sheep shearling skirt lining (not synthetic).
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Fully cased and plugged skirts (unlike most commercial saddles).
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Reinforced flat plate rigging (not in-skirt). Click here for detail photos.
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Lined 3" rear cincha, rigged off the tree, not the skirts.
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Hand formed comfortable ground seat. Some have under-pad.
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Breast collar Ds, rope strap and long saddle strings that go through the tree, on all saddles.
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Crupper ring and lead rope ring on all mule saddles.
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Matching accessories can be made for all in stock saddles, if desired.
I have over 25 years experience building high quality saddles. Only top grade materials go into all my saddles, including my basic saddles. Even my most basic saddles will hold up to heavy roping and hard use.
If you have questions on the above, or other features or are interested in any of these saddles, please E-mail or call my cell (406-360-5208).
I will hold In Stock saddles for one week, first come, first served. I will hold the saddle for you for 30 days, with a $500 deposit.
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Horse Saddles |
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1890s A Fork Working Stock saddle. Strong 16" seat. Built on modern quarterhorse bars with a 63/4" wide gullet (Copy of tree order form available). Please email or call for details. Click here to see bigger and more pictures of this saddle. SOLD. |
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Mule Saddles |
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Wade built on mule bar tree. 16" seat. (Copy of tree order form available.) Please email or call for details. Click here to see bigger and more pictures of this saddle. |
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Pack Saddle |
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Modified Decker style pack saddle, Ridder pack tree. Can be used as Decker (or Sawbuck with panniers/meat bags). Call or email for additional information. Click here to see bigger and more pictures of this pack saddle. |
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Standard Features and How to Use Them