LadyJ

Thanks Beaverslayer! I am having that coffee and have been enjoying everyone's work. The thumbnail attachments you all use to share your work is very helpful. Your website is well done. I am getting a lot of ideas and finding some potential sources for items I really need. Thanks Tina. Whose on the horse?

I have a pair of Kevin Peebler's spurs. They are very unique. I purchased them about 10 years ago from the Ruxton Trading Post in Manitou Springs, Colorado. The rowels have large rims and they literally "sing" when you walk. When I bought them, I remember finding Kevin's name on a website and discovering that he was in Delta. Today, I could not find a website for him so I would appreciate any information you could locate Daryl. I wanted to get an update on his work.

I enjoy English tack and it will be nice to have someone to give advice on the subject.

I discovered this site while researching modern spur makers today. Although I have absolutely no talent for working leather, I have a passion for using and collecting it. I actually wear my leather cowboy gear on the ranch and then add a few embellishments, and a gun rig, and use it to shoot Cowboy Action on the weekends. Then to be totally schizophrenic, I ride endurance horses in English tack, so I was particularly delighted to see an English saddlemaker in the new member gallery today.