Members llasso Posted January 7, 2008 Members Report Posted January 7, 2008 hope you like these Quote
Ambassador Beaverslayer Posted January 8, 2008 Ambassador Report Posted January 8, 2008 Beautiful as always Larry. I tell you, you have to send your work to the "Calgary Stampede" you will not only make a fortune, but you'll most likely become extremely famous. All the world class rodeo stars are there for the largest rodeo in the world (excepting out the NFR in Vegas). They have each year a compitition for western artwork and stuff, that you should enter. Ken Quote Beaverslayer Custom Leather<br />Wearable Works of Art https://www.facebook...erCustomLeather
Members ericluther Posted January 8, 2008 Members Report Posted January 8, 2008 wow!! those are gorgeous man Quote http://lutherdesigns.com/ http://www.facebook.com/LutherLeather
Ambassador Don101 Posted January 8, 2008 Ambassador Report Posted January 8, 2008 Outstanding Larry i do love your spur straps, so clean and original, Don Quote
Members megabit Posted January 8, 2008 Members Report Posted January 8, 2008 Larry, As always they look great. I do have a question for you. I started riding about a year ago and have noticed that some people strap on spurs with the big side of the strap on the outside and other strap it to the inside of the foot. I have mine on the outside because intuitively that seemed the way to do it. Any reason for one way over the other? Mike Quote
Members llasso Posted January 9, 2008 Author Members Report Posted January 9, 2008 Larry,As always they look great. I do have a question for you. I started riding about a year ago and have noticed that some people strap on spurs with the big side of the strap on the outside and other strap it to the inside of the foot. I have mine on the outside because intuitively that seemed the way to do it. Any reason for one way over the other? MikeThanks Mike, I do not know why some have the large size on the inside or outside. I perfer the large size on the outside as there is less damage to the large conchos from walking and the possibility of clicking the conchos together. As you know some sterling silver conchos are very expensive and it would be a pitty to damage them. ... LarryBeautiful as always Larry. I tell you, you have to send your work to the "Calgary Stampede" you will not only make a fortune, but you'll most likely become extremely famous. All the world class rodeo stars are there for the largest rodeo in the world (excepting out the NFR in Vegas). They have each year a compitition for western artwork and stuff, that you should enter.KenThanks Ken, perhaps now that I am retired from my regular job I might just do that. Do you konw if you sell in Calgary if you would need a tax license ?Outstanding Larry i do love your spur straps, so clean and original, DonThanks for your nice words Don, I have sold my straps in Germany to a fellow and his wife that have a western store in Germany and in France.wow!! those are gorgeous manThanks for the nice words...Larry Quote
Ambassador Beaverslayer Posted January 9, 2008 Ambassador Report Posted January 9, 2008 Larry, here's a link to the Calgary Stampede Western Art Show. Ken Quote Beaverslayer Custom Leather<br />Wearable Works of Art https://www.facebook...erCustomLeather
Members ptanks56 Posted May 13, 2008 Members Report Posted May 13, 2008 As far as the side of the foot you face the larger side of the spur strap... As a Horseman I think I like to keep the least of the clutter toward my saddle and tack so if the smoother less cluttered side is larger (and it usually is) that is were I put it. Saves my foot from tangling in my saddle fenders and stirrup hardware, especially if I have to bail off in a hurry. My $00.02 worth. Tank Quote
Members timjtodd Posted May 13, 2008 Members Report Posted May 13, 2008 I always go buckle to the outside, and if no buckle then I would put the large side out mainly because that is the side that would have the ornamental tooling on it and if it was to the inside it wouldn't be as visible. Also I always felt that the large side out helped protect that part of my boot while riding through brush where as the inside of my boot is up against the stirrup and already protected. Quote
Members Yonatan Posted May 14, 2008 Members Report Posted May 14, 2008 In California there's a tradition that says the old time California vaqueros wore their spurs buckled on the inside of their legs, and Texas cowboys wore theirs buckled toward the outer side. That's what I used to hear, maybe others can verify that claim, or debunk it. Y Quote
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