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Dang.........I like this saddle

HAY MAKER

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Almost the same style I ride- from years of riding as a kid in the Missouri Breaks- broncs- and whatever- I like some swells and some cantle....At least it lets you sit in it..........

Never could feel good sitting on top of one of those roper saddles when a horse was going down into or coming out of one of those deep draws and coulees....
 
Big Muddy rancher said:
Good lookin' saddle Haymaker.

It even has a ring behind the seat that you could snap a strap to hold you in. :wink:

Yup it's nice,but I just bought a new saddle,dont wanna get saddle poor again..............but maybe I could squeeze one more in :D
good luck
 
codymccue said:
Buckaroo Sales, 5944 W Corazon Drive, Las Vegas, NV 89101
(702) 364-1724


I found this site.

Buckaroo Sales
Phil Rupp
525 River Road
Cherokee, IA 51012

712-225-2303 ~ Fax: 712-225-2312 ~ Toll Free: 800-443-0564

Seemed to be All Jim Robertsons stuff.
 
WyomingRancher said:
Would the cantle on the first saddle smack you in the back if your horse stopped hard? :?

If you horse stopped hard,your butt would probably be headed the other direction :D :D
I like a saddle with alot of cantle,keeps those young colts from running out from under you,not that it has happened to me........... :wink:
good luck
 
Big Muddy rancher said:
codymccue said:
Buckaroo Sales, 5944 W Corazon Drive, Las Vegas, NV 89101
(702) 364-1724


I found this site.

Buckaroo Sales
Phil Rupp
525 River Road
Cherokee, IA 51012

712-225-2303 ~ Fax: 712-225-2312 ~ Toll Free: 800-443-0564

Seemed to be All Jim Robertsons stuff.
I found the address I posted here
Code:
http://www.tackshops.us/nevada.htm
I bought the saddle outta Missouri about 5 yrs ago.
the seat,stirrup hobbles,latigo carrier etc are all stamped Buckaroo Sales Las Vegas NV...
I'm thinkin they moved shop or something.If you look at page 9 at the add for buckin rolls,the stamp on the saddle says Buckaroo Sales Las Vegas NV.
I had to blow up the picture to read it,but it's the same stamp in the same place as mine...
You got me wonderin now for sure...what I do know for certain is that it's a good rig and I like it fine.:wink:

HAY MAKER,if you like cantle I got an old california loop seat you'd like...enough cantle board for 2 saddles there...
 
I make a bunch of saddles with a high (5") cantle. Doesn't seem to be a problem with the cantle hitting anyone in the back, or at least no one has complained about it. I think the next one I build for myself will have a 4.5 inch or 5".
 
NMCowboy said:
I make a bunch of saddles with a high (5") cantle. Doesn't seem to be a problem with the cantle hitting anyone in the back, or at least no one has complained about it. I think the next one I build for myself will have a 4.5 inch or 5".

Yes, I didn't explain that well :-) . I should have used the word "deep" instead of "hard" to explain the stop. The saddle I'm riding now has a higher cantle, 4 1/2", and I've noticed when my horse stops deep, or stops and turns deep, I sometimes smack my back on the cantle. It smarts :o ! Maybe the pocket is a little too far back???

Anyhow, it's a great saddle for ranch work and riding long hours and so I really can't complain. My knees used to kill me after riding, and after riding five different saddles, I concluded it was my knees. I was wrong! I've not had sore knees once since I started riding this saddle :wink: .
 
Could be that the dish is a bit too deep.......or your horse just works too good. :)

It depends on how the ground seat is made. If you ever have the seat off for some reason you could have the person doing the repair to lay a piece of leather in the dish then skive it out to make it fit you better. It will change the way it sits a bit, but shouldn't make it uncomfortable. Just a thought.
 

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