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HAY MAKER
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Location: Texas
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young gun
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Location: northwestern ontario
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| NICE SADDLE LOOKS LIKE IT HASN'T SEEN THE BACK OF A HORSE YET
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Cowboykevin
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Location: Blanchardville, WI
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| What make is that? Looks like a nice place to spend some time.
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Emma
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Location: Washington
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| I like it. Straight stirrup leathers, deep seat, looks like it's built strong and equipped with all the necessities. Looks like a good ride.
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Denny
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Location: Mn usa
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| It looks to be a Corriente with an association tree and a pencil roll.I've got 2 of them in the rough out version.Good saddle's for the money $600 delivered to the door.
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HAY MAKER
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Location: Texas
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| Posted: Sat Feb 09, 2008 4:15 pm Post subject: |
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| Cowboykevin wrote: |
| What make is that? Looks like a nice place to spend some time. |
I think its just some fella outa Oklahoma making these and selling them on ebay.
good luck
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HAY MAKER
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Location: Texas
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| Denny wrote: |
| It looks to be a Corriente with an association tree and a pencil roll.I've got 2 of them in the rough out version.Good saddle's for the money $600 delivered to the door. |
If you get a chance ,post the contact info Denny,looks like Im gonna be getting my horses back,need a saddle.
good luck
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Big Muddy rancher
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Joined: 10 Feb 2005
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Location: Big Muddy valley
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Oldtimer
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Location: Northeast Montana
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HAY MAKER
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Good lookin saddle old Timer,where did you get it ?
I have had good luck with Billy Cook saddles,but a little pricey for what I do,think I will keep it around $600 this time.................good luck
PS the one I have pictured is $600 on ebay.......5 year guarantee on the tree.
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HAY MAKER
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Oldtimer
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Location: Northeast Montana
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| Posted: Sat Feb 09, 2008 7:48 pm Post subject: |
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| HAY MAKER wrote: |
Good lookin saddle old Timer,where did you get it ?
I have had good luck with Billy Cook saddles,but a little pricey for what I do,think I will keep it around $600 this time.................good luck
PS the one I have pictured is $600 on ebay.......5 year guarantee on the tree. |
I custom ordered it thru a saddlemaker that was a Tex Tan dealer several years ago (wanted a 17" seat- and bullhide covered tree) when my old saddle fell apart with red rot... I think it was about $1100...We decided that as much riding as I do anymore it's probably all I need- and will probably outlast me.....
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