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I always hammer the quills flat before making the inlay, so you would need a pretty sensitive...to feel them:)

I worked on a ranch in San Angelo and the only boots the owner wore were ostrich. He rode and worked in the pens just like the help. He claimed they were sa tough as any you could get. I can't say if he was right because he didn't pay enough for me find out.LOL

CW

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Yeees. ...NICE SADDLE

I like this style and LOVE this tooling

I have same idea with ostrich leather because i think exotic leather looks great on the saddles

But i have leather from ostrich legs, and i want use it for inlaid seat and buckin rolls

Martin

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