Cowcountry Saddle?

[Mechanical Cowgirl]

Was there ever a maker that would stamp "COWCOUNTRY SADDLE" over a long horn steer head? I picked up this saddle thinking it was unmarked, then after I got it home noticed it had a barely discernable mark on the seat. It is the same shape as a Rowell Saddle Co. saddle that I have and it is built exactly the same. Strings not through the tree with the exact same style screw next to them to hold things together, same shape saddle, the horn is slightly thicker on this latest saddle and the stirrup leathers are under the fenders while the Rowell saddle has exposed ones, but that's all the major differences. I took some pictures of it and played with editing software and Cowcoutry and saddle are my best guesses. I'll put a not disturbed photo on here, the saddle isn't any easier to see it on hence why I missed it when I was looking at it to buy.

[Cykellem]

Have you ever found out more about this maker (Cow Country Saddles)? I don't see any response from this thread.   I also have one with the exact same stamp, except mine is more readable.  I can't find anything about it doing an internet search.  Circle Y made (makes?) a Cow Country saddle, but I don't believe this one is a Circle Y saddle, or it should have a Circle Y stamp.