Resources
Great online and offline resources we've discovered.

Great online and offline resources we've discovered.
There's a wonderful article in the May 2007 issue of "Western Horseman" (on newstands now) on Don King and the Sheridan style of saddlemaking. (…)
Throughout their history, western saddles have showcased exceptional leather artistry and craftmanship including carving, stamping, braiding, and lacing. (…)
If you're looking for a great selection of horse-related prints make sure to check out ElegantHorsePictures.com. (…)
Have you ever seen the lists some folks have created of items they think every rider should pack when hitting the trail? Jeepers, these lists are long. They have you ready for anything. (…)
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. (…)
Okay, here's a heads up for all of you moms, dads, grandmas, grandads and any other folks who know of some little girls who are horse and doll crazy. (…)
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. (…)
I've discovered another blog by a working saddlemaker. Steve Mason of Alberta, Canada has just started a blog where he documents his work and the steps to making a saddle. (…)
Time to start thinking about those summer vacations. Have you ever wanted to experience life on a real working cattle ranch? I sure did. Six years ago I took the vacation that changed my life. (…)
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. (…)
Jeremiah Watt is one of the top western saddle makers working today. His saddle and silver work is truly amazing. And it turns out that Jeremiah is a bit of a computer geek, too. (…)
If you're into horses, there's a good chance your a horse gadget nut like I am. I love checking out new products. (…)
The National Cowgirl Museum and Hall of Fame has a really neat monthly education and adventrue series on all things cowgirl. They call it Cowgirl University. (…)
The Cashel Company is one of my fave horse tack companies. They are just so darn clever. Their product line up is filled with inventions designed to improve the life of the horse and rider. (…)
RFD-TV has some great horse-related shows. I know that because my friend, Chrissy, tells me about them. Taunts me with them, actually. She has satellite TV and I have cable TV. (…)
I've been enjoying an email exchange with Rich, a new horseman from Canada. (…)
A few weeks ago I was visiting friends in middle Tennessee, the heart of Tennessee Walking Horse country, and they took me to visit the stables of Rollie Beard, professional Walking Horse trainer and judge. (…)
Someone just turned me onto a very neat site called TwistedTails.com that makes handmade horsehair jewelry including bracelets, necklaces and keychains. (…)
I have to share.
My sister happens to be an artist - a very good artist. For 20 years she's had her own graphic design firm, but her first love has always been painting. (…)
I'm a big fan of Western Horseman magazine. Each month they have a great mix of articles on western riding and lifestyle topics. It's always great to curl up with a new issue. (…)