Hall of Fame
Only our very favorite products and gadgets make it into the Hall of Fame.

Only our very favorite products and gadgets make it into the Hall of Fame.
I'm a huge fan of buying saddles used. I'd rather ride a high quality, used saddle than a shiny, new, low quality saddle any day. (…)
I'm a big fan of the "natural horsemanship" school of horse training. (…)
My horse, Skip, has been in and out of quite a few different horse herds. While he adapts easily and gets along well, he never was overly attached to any individual horse. (…)
The question we're asked the most by our readers is some version of "Is {fill in the name of a saddle brand} a good brand?" or "What's the best brand for a {fill in a riding activity} saddle?" We so wish that we had a nice simple answer, but saddle quality and suitability is much more complicated than that. (…)
Dale Harwood is a western saddle making legend. His saddles are the standard that most saddle makers measure themselves against. (…)
I subscribe to most of the horse magazines and each month I pore over them. It's amazing how much there is to know. (…)
Oh, we are busting our buttons here in Dillon, Montana! (…)
When a saddle isn't on a horse, the best way to store it is on a saddle stand or rack. (…)
We really do listen to what you tell us. (…)
I've received quite a few requests from folks looking for plans for building a saddle stand. I'm no carpenter, but I think I found a set of plans for a stand that even I could build. (…)
I had the pleasure to work at a ranch that hosted a Ray Hunt clinic a couple of years ago. Ray and Tom Dorrance are considered the founders of the modern natural horsemanship movement. (…)
We've finally gotten some snow here in very dry southwest Montana, so I enjoyed a great ride yesterday. There's nothing like taking your horse for a ride in nice, new powdery snow. (…)
If you're into horses, there's a good chance your a horse gadget nut like I am. I love checking out new products. (…)
I would estimate that well over half of the emails and questions I receive are about saddle fit. (…)
I've been enjoying an email exchange with Rich, a new horseman from Canada. (…)
If you have a little buddy who's not quite ready to ride on their own, a buddy seat may be just the ticket. (…)