Steve Brewer
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Its here in Los Molinos,Ca.I want it here after the class we can Brain storm on any topic you want
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Going to have a ground seat class at my shop the first week of March.Only taking 5 people.Message me for info and cost
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Been kicking around the idea of having a 3 day school on putting ground seats in.Would like to know if that would spark some intrest?Be this winter and can only take 4 at a time
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Saddle built in earyl June
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I like them,been using Sonny for about 28 yrs. now
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Just finished this 3 b,basket stamped and ruff out 17 1/4 ' seat ,7/8s flat plate,4 1/2 x 11 1/2' cantle,dally horn 3 1/2 high x 3 1/4 cap,closed gullet
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He is on Facebook
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I have been getting them from Pat Horlatcher out of Burns Oregon
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Just listed this saddle on Ranch World Ads for sale
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Seat Rigged Bluestem Will James
Steve Brewer replied to jwwright's topic in Saddle & Tack Maker Gallery
Looks like anther good one JW. -
Gore Tools out of texas
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This saddle is in my shop now and for sale,$4525
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Thank you Steve.Its built on a 3b with 4 1/2" stock
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This is a spec saddle built to go to the Red Bluff Bull Sale
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Merry Christmas Darc.Been real busy,just finished 2 more wades today
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3B Saddle For Traveller
Steve Brewer replied to D.A. Kabatoff's topic in Saddle & Tack Maker Gallery
Nice clean saddle Darc,Love those 3bs -
Its more for the look than anything else Half breed is half ruff out ,half smooth out
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They look great JW
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Thank you Billy
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Thanks.The skirts are laced under the housings,about 2 1/2" from the rear edge.The housings are laced 1 1/2"s apart or 3/4" from the edge of each jockey.Hope that helps
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Tom,This tree came from Quality Mfg.The maker plates were made by Pat Hoardeger from burns Oregon
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Half breed wade just finished.Tame rose carved,carlos border ruff out
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Yes,I use heavy necks and skive them to my desired shape
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You are only bridging 4 "s are so.I would think that the leather will hold the weight of the rider.Haven't had any trouble with them not holding up.