Posts Tagged ‘cowboy gear’
Hatch Tack
April 23, 2018
Tiffany Schwenke
Cordell and Siara Hatch, who own Hatch Tack, live and work in southern Wyoming on the TA Ranch. Hatch Tack understands the importance of quality gear for working cowboys because they, themselves are working cowboys. Hatch Tack has been very generous towards our event and for the past few years they have donated four waxed […]
Slick Storage of Your Latigo
July 24, 2017
Savanna Simmons
In Properly Storing Gear Part one and Part two, I talked about how my husband and I are very particular about how our gear is stored, and in doing so, we often maximize its lifespan. Consider this an addendum to that blog, but important enough to stand on its own. Let me get up on […]
Cowboy Gear
June 1, 2017
Jolyn Young
Cowboys from across the regions of the Western United States all sit in saddles and ride horses to work. But aside from those general similarities, the gear they pack with them all day can vary widely. After we moved to northern Arizona from northern Nevada, my husband discovered that cowpunchers carry a LOT more supplies […]
Twelve Days of Cowgirl Christmas
December 16, 2015
Richelle Barrett
Christmas comes but once a year. Thankfully. Christmas in July does not count, for those of you that get into that marketing scheme… Getting in the spirit of Christmas should be so easy. Especially when your living room is decorated to the hilt, and you welcome an “Elf on the Shelf” into your home. My […]
Gotta Get Down? Get A Get-Down Rope.
August 27, 2015
Jolyn Young
Cowboys all over cowboy country use bridles on their horses, and out here in the Great Basin we add a get-down rope onto a bridle outfit as well. A buckaroo never leads his horse by his bridle reins, as that can bump the bit against the roof of his horse’s mouth, causing pain and damage. […]