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Haymaker

Big Muddy rancher said:
You should take the summer off and go to that place with the antique saddles and learn to build your own. Get out of the Texas heat for a while. :-)
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Nope,I have too many obligations this year,Im gonna get that Jeys saddlery to make me another saddle just like the one I have, but with a wider tree,probably trade this one back to him,I sure dont need to get saddle poor again,thats one of my weakness,saddles,a few others,horses,good whiskey,prime beef,sassy females and fat cow dogs.......not necessarily in that order................good luck & good nite
 
Where is a good place to actually sell one of those antiques. I have a Connelly from Billings with the original leather girth. Form fitter and I bet it has bruised its original owner on a tuff one. I got it from the nephew of the original owner that I knew well when I was growing up. Lots of good stories from the old fella, but none were related to the saddle :lol: :lol: I have the same weakness, that being saddle poor! Time to thin out.
 
nmhighdesert said:
Where is a good place to actually sell one of those antiques. I have a Connelly from Billings with the original leather girth. Form fitter and I bet it has bruised its original owner on a tuff one. I got it from the nephew of the original owner that I knew well when I was growing up. Lots of good stories from the old fella, but none were related to the saddle :lol: :lol: I have the same weakness, that being saddle poor! Time to thin out.
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In better times I would think maybe Miles City saddlery or some place in Cody might know of collectors. :-)
 
yes, I imagine better times would be the key. I have had this for a long time. BMR there are a few stories that old fella told me that happened in your country. He grew up just days ride south of you.
 

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