Taking The "slick" Out Of A Slick Seat Western Saddle

[Saddlebag]

Why don't you talk him into your making him a nice pair of roughout chaps? Those will give him some grip.

[catskin]

I must admit I havn't read all of this thread . But the very simple cure for this is just a bit of rosin like the rodeo riders use on the glove for bareback or bull riding rubedv on the seat. I've used it and it works great.

Do NOT put on to much at first or you can get blisters since your chaps won't slip AT ALL. only needs to be put on about once a year.

[Go2Tex]

I must admit I havn't read all of this thread . But the very simple cure for this is just a bit of rosin like the rodeo riders use on the glove for bareback or bull riding rubedv on the seat. I've used it and it works great.

Do NOT put on to much at first or you can get blisters since your chaps won't slip AT ALL. only needs to be put on about once a year.

Yep, rosin would seem to be the best answer..... but I came up with this one instead:

[Newfman]

LOL, that is the best idea yet!

[hidepounder]

That's the best answer so far! Nice job!

Bobby

[catskin]

Good solution. Bet it cost more then rosin!!

But don't through away a good saddle that can be fixed with a bit of rosin.

Yep, rosin would seem to be the best answer..... but I came up with this one instead:

[Billy H]

Good looking saddle!!

Rough out seats make sense to me.

Is this one fresh off your bench?

[Go2Tex]

Good looking saddle!!

Rough out seats make sense to me.

Is this one fresh off your bench?

Yup. Fresh as a newborn baby.

[jwwright]

Good lookin' rig Brent. JW

[Go2Tex]

Good lookin' rig Brent. JW

Thanks.