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Lol, yeah the mules take human "craziness" in stride. But hey if your going to be living in tents from thanksgiving till Christmas might as well be comfy
Thought ya might like to see some of Mike our cowboss' work too. As a bit and spur maker, in our California tradition, he's a heck of an engraver too. When some one orders one of my knives engraved I send it up to him to do:
He made the two bridle bits on the right in this pic. Ya can see the 50 on the inside of the cheek piece on the right one inlaid in silver. This bit was my 50th birthday present from Nichole some years back. This is Sonny's bit, use it every time I ride him. The center bit is one he and Nichole designed at a show one time. Mike made the very first one for her which is this one. This is now one of his most popular bits.
If ya look real close ya see he even engraves the inside of the cheek pieces.
One of his spade bits he had for sale at a show we both did last Oct. The Brannaman Pro Am Ranch Roping.
A pair of his spurs:
Mike hanging out in his booth just down the aisle from ours. there's those white shirts again:
Mike talking to my son Logan, while they were waiting for Logan's turn in the finals. Huero (Blondie in the Spanish around here), the horse, has one of our carved martingales on his chest and carved slobber straps attaching the mecate (more Spanish, hair rope) reins to the snaffle bit.
Getting er done. He's made the finals every year.
Sonny and I roped too and got er done but just out of the finals.
Just more cool cowboy stuff Misplaced Hillbilly