1/2 Breed Wade

[Tshatraw]

Hi,

This is my first post here and I'm looking for a little feedback. I'll take any constructive criticism.

Here is a half breed wade I just finished. It is the third saddle I finished this year. and have made about a dozen others.

I have included a picture of the chyenne roll. I feel this is my weakest area and could some ideas on how to improve

Thanks,

Tim Shatraw

http://www.sacredheartsaddlery.com/

[MarkB]

Hi,

This is my first post here and I'm looking for a little feedback. I'll take any constructive criticism.

Here is a half breed wade I just finished. It is the third saddle I finished this year. and have made about a dozen others.

I have included a picture of the cheyenne roll. I feel this is my weakest area and could some ideas on how to improve

Thanks,

Tim Shatraw

http://www.sacredheartsaddlery.com/

Tim

Looks really nice. I like the flow of lines. I can't say much more than that because I'm only working on # 2 myself. I think the horn looks really nice I really like the lip all the way around the horn. I give you a ten.Great Job.

Mark

[ponygirl]

Tim,

I was browsing wade saddles one day and bumped into your website. I've been dreaming of the half breed wade (with the flowers) you have up there ever since. Maybe someday Not a saddle maker here, but I can certainly appreciate a nice buckaroo rig. From a customer's point of view, I really like your lines and the rise on the seat looks perfect. Looks like it would really sit down on a horse too.

[Tshatraw]

Thanks Mark and Ponygirl, I am trying to focus on building the best using saddles with a ground seat you can sit in all day every day. This saddle is built on a Sonny Felkins Homestead Wade Tree. I have had great results fitting horses with his trees.