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Love this picture from The Western Horsemen Magazine...gorgeous parade
tack!!!
Buckaroo Leather Going to Winnemucca!
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Buckaroo Leather will be hit'n the rode for the 27th Annual Ranch Hand Rodeo Weekend
March 2-6 2016
Winnemucca Events Complex
Winnemucca, NV.
Winnemucca’s Ranch Hand Rodeo is the largest and most exciting in Nevada.
30 teams compete for bragging rights and prizes in Saddle Bronc Riding, Steer Stopping, Wild Mugging, Trailer Loading, Team Roping, Ranch Doctoring, and Team Branding.
Buckaroo Leather will be there with all your favorite horse tack including the lightweight Diamond M Saddle!
Mounted Shooting a Family Affair
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You might say the Lawson family has made Cowboy Mounted Shooting the "family business"!! Kenny Lawson of Silver Dollar Ranch, his wife Leann and three of their children Rylee, Dylan and Madi are all involved in horse training and Cowboy Mounted Shooting. Dylan even beat his dad in a recent shooting event!!!. Rylee, too just won CMSA Major-Ladies Level 2
Division.
It is exciting to see these youths have such passion and drive!! Congrats to Leann and Kenny for fostering their passion!!!!
Learn more about the Lawson family by reading the Buckaroo Leather blog here.
Buckaroo Leather is proud to be apart of the Silver Dollar Ranch family! We our honored to have Kenny and the whole family not only endorse but use Buckaroo Leather's Saddle and Horse Tack.
Visit the newly created Kenny and Leann Lawson category on the Buckaroo Leather website here
The Lawson family is also involved in the Valley Center Vaqueros. They are a family oriented equestrian club with activities for all ages. The Vaqueros have hosted a wide variety of shows, clinics, and equine events since 1960. In addition, our Young Riders (under 18) and our Drill Posse (18+) participate in community events and parades across Southern California.
In 2011, the
Vaqueros formed a non-profit: the Valley Center Vaqueros Equine Education Foundation. Our goal is to improve horsemanship skills, enhance equine care, and increase public awareness through education. The Vaqueros wish to expose our lifestyle to those with no access to horse culture, and to provide after school programs for children not currently involved in traditional athletics.
Visit the Vaquero facebook page here.
Body Language
by Farah DeJohnette
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Body Language
by Farah DeJohnette
I decided to revisit natural body language again because in the class we just did this past month, it proved to be the thing people struggled with the most along with developing a sense for the bio-mechanics in themselves and their horses. Body language is a part
of not only our relationship on the ground but also our mounted relationship.
We started by exploring the idea that Body language starts with Energetic Inflection in the horse and the person. As we learn to become more Self Aware and Listen to our horses, We become much more tuned in to what we are really saying beyond movement, gestures and tools. I also
defined the difference between man made Body Language versus Body Language and Cues which are Innate to all horses. Truly Natural Language is already in the horse. When we learn it,there is no need to train a conditioned response. We only need to Communicate well!
Read more of her blog here.
Regular Price $79.50
Sale Price
$59.50
This is a Quick Change Concha Headstall. It has a Medium oil bridle headstall with quick change bit connections. This headstall is accented with a vintage antique Concha to give it that beautiful old school look.
West Coast Horsemen Magazine
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Be sure to
check out the latest edition of the West Coast Horsemen Magazine. Buckaroo Leather is proud to have an article and ad in this magazine. The cover features the incredible show Odysseo by Cavalia! Check it out the latest edition here
Light Hands
Cowboy Dressage
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Light Hands
It is not about the bosal - It
is about the light hand!
“People ask about so-called "nerve knots" on the bosal. These nerve knots are always "on" and become pressure points of discomfort for the horse.
With a correctly sized, fitted and adjusted bosal, very little movement of the mecate reins is necessary to send clear communication. As a result, the nose button does not travel too much. The fulcrum is working and balanced properly. Potential pressure is spread out since bosal pressure/weight is not condensed on a small
area on the horse's nose creating tender spots. Braces and avoidance issues are minimized and a positive communication foundation can be built in the hackamore on the journey to the bridle horse.” For this reason the Cowboy Dressage horse should be ridden from back to front toward the rider's hand with Light contact. Happy Trails!
Read more about light hands here.
Move Around Horse Tie System
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The Move Around is a revolutionary horse tie system. Made of high quality aircraft aluminum, this tie system allows for 360 degree movement of your horse.
What it is:
*1 strong lightweight aluminum construction rotating unit
*8 stainless steel set screws and one allen wrench
*A 2 7/8 schedule 40 galvanized pipe, sold separately (from home improvement store or fencing company), on which to mount the Move Around System. We suggest a 12 foot pole, as the pole should be placed in cement at a four foot ground depth, leaving 8 feet of pole height
above the ground. It is recommended that a cap be placed on top of the pole to prevent it from rusting.
Why is the Move Around the best system on the market?
*Strong, simple design with no mechanical parts that can break down or require maintenance
*Strong, lightweight aluminum will not rust
*Low cost
*Easy
installation--each component simply slips over the mounted pipe and tightens in place with the set screws
*Unlike any other item on the market, this system is adjustable and can also be converted to a tie point that does not move and rotate if desired.
This is a great clinic (above) for all you gearing up for spring riding on the trail. If you are interested in this clinic please be sure to contact Susan Brewer at susan@jerrytindell.com
Be sure to also visit Jerry's website for more clinic schedules and learn more about Jerry and his training.
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