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Thank you Cynthia for stopping by to purchase your Buckaroo bit less side pull with custom Conchas and matching
reins.
20% Discount on your
Buckaroo Leather Purchase
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Visit the New Buckaroo Leather Website and tell us what you think and get a discount!!
First: Make a purchase on the Buckaroo Leather Website and use this discount code news20 and receive 20% off your purchase (excludes saddles and sale
items) good for one week only (Saturday, Sept 26th 2015 - Saturday, Oct 3rd 2015)
Second: Then tell us what you think of the new website by leaving a comment in the "Notes and Special Requests" box at checkout!
Buckaroo Leather at Draft Horse Classic this Weekend!!!
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Join the beautiful Draft Horses at the 2015 Draft Horse Classic. Majestic Draft Horse performances, breath-taking competitions, and seeing a Draft Horse “up-close” – it’s all part of the Annual Draft Horse Classic and Harvest Fair at the Nevada County
Fairgrounds in Grass Valley.
The Classic has grown to become the premier Draft Horse show in the western United States, and features six majestic performances, along with non-stop
entertainment in between classes.
NOW a NEW Option on the Diamond M Wade Saddle
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Diamond M Wade Saddle All Around Style (above)
The new lightweight Diamond M Wade Saddle has a great new style to choose from. The above picture shows the new All Around Style.
Both styles the Slick Fork Wade Style (below) and the new All Around Style (above) are designed by McCall saddles for Diamond M.
Both styles are light weight, less than 24lbs, durable and tough. This saddle is comfortable for both horse and rider and it is easy to saddle.
This saddle feels like a feather compared to other Wades!
This Saddle is just $1075
Diamond M Wade Saddle Slick Ford Wade Style
Jerry Tindell has a couple of great clinics coming in October. This is a great opportunity to learn from one of best horse trainers in the industry!
(see photos)
Be sure to visit his website for more clinic information and Connect with Jerry on facebook.
Dream Wranglers Ranch is a
non-profit ranch that rescues through community efforts. Dream Wranglers Ranch works within the community to help those who are in need be it four or two legged.
Healing, Hoping, Dreaming, Horses" A small Ranch bringing the community together through ranch animals and horses!!
I encourage you to connect with them on their facebook page and learn how you can help!
Dream Wranglers Ranch
Hollywood, South Carolina
843-926-4795
Customize Your Own Leather Coasters
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Genuine
leather coasters from Buckaroo Leather customized!
We can add your company logo, wedding, ranch brand, company saying, and more. We lazer burn them in the leather.
If you are interested in custom coasters please give John a call at 530-545-0139.
Farah DeJohnette
Horsemanship
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Farah DeJohnette Blog
In my last Blog, I started talking about these 3 horses that I had currently in training at Ohana Farm. There is a Spotted
Draft Gelding, A young Gaited Mare and a Young Arabian Mare.
As I mentioned before, I found this particular herd fascinating because there were so many interesting layers to each horses’ story. The two mares were rescues from the Nurse mare foal industry. This in itself was a huge piece of what shaped the two
girls behavior and coping mechanisms. What I found interesting was how the two mares with the same traumatic circumstances coped very differently. And developed very differently. I mentioned that both these young mares had a propensity for kicking and it made them unsafe and a bit unpredictable to be around.
As I
studied and spent time with these horses in their field, I began to peel away the layers that I needed to reveal to know what is the best direction with each individual horse. I found the two mares to be gregarious but also needing to develop focus, and willingness to engage in a working relationship which is required prior to mounted training. I found the Draft horse to be a bit backed off people, somewhat anxious at times for various reasons and also having some physical issues which needed a
physio approach. My job in the Liberty foundation phase with any horse is to 1. Observe the horses character closely 2. Build a relationship with the horse ( my role with the horse can take many forms, it is in essence, whatever the horse needs me to be) 3. Figure out how to start introducing training concepts in a fun, organic way based on what is going on in the moment. 4. Start designing a curriculum based on the horses’ character and developmental
stage.
Price: $100
Hand Woven 100% Alpaca Mecate Rein with the colors
Summer Rose with Black and tan. The Alpaca fibers used in these Mecates are grown on a family ranch in South East Colorado. The Alpacas are shorn each year and the fibers are processed in the U.S. Each piece is hand made by these artists to ensure the quality and craftsmanship of each Mecate. These Mecates offer the Best Feel & Communication between you and your Horse....Bar None! 4 strand braid and new 6 strand braid for the ultimate firm feel and no stretch. Delivery 3-4 weeks. This mecate
is Available in 3 sizes.
Custom Mecates in your choice of color combinations are also available
Mark Rashid Blog
Trust can be a sticky and complicated thing. Or, once examined, it seem deceptively simple.
When I was younger, trust was a make-or-break thing. Others had to prove themselves to me in order for me to extend it to them. If my trust was shaken, I ran for the hills, stepping away from friendships and relationships because of what I perceived to be violations of trust.
Now that I’m older, I recognize that there were times when I was untrustworthy myself. If we’re lucky, time plus experience gives us clearer vision.
Where does our friend the horse fit into this “trust” thing? Many training techniques do a good job of working with the ways horses learn, and most involve gaining a horse’s trust. But I think we can mistake a lot of what horses do as reflections of their trust (or lack of trust) in us.
Read More Here
All About Equine
Animal Rescue
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AAE was founded in 2009 by a couple of individuals who were heartbroken to see large numbers of horses being neglected, abandoned, or sent to auction/slaughter due in part to the economic downturn experienced by much of the country and Northern California,
in particular.
Wanting to make a difference, they determined to do all they could with what resources they could muster. They worked to turn a small family-owned ranchette into a working horse facility, and in June 2009, the concept of the rescue became a reality when the first two slaughter-bound mare/foal pairs were brought in from a foreign-owned slaughterhouse feedlot in Nevada. Since that day, more than 95 horses have found their way
through AAE's barn doors and are living healthy, happy, productive lives through the heroic efforts of our volunteers and the financial contributions of our donors. Thank you to all who have made the dream of saving these beautiful animals possible!
Buckaroo Leather is proud to be able to donate a
Cowboy rope halter with rawhide noseband and 10’ lead rope to the All About Equine Event in October (see above photo).
Thank you to all the volunteers of this great organization for the great works they do!! For more information about this organization please visit there website or for more info about this event visit their facebook page.
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