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BuckarooJohn BuckarooJohn has been a member since May 20 2008, has rated 18 lenses, favorited 21, and has created 26 lenses from scratch. John Brand donates their royalties to Squidoo Charity Fund. This member's top-ranked page is "Pearl Hart-1800 Pioneer Women".

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Hello HORSE LOVERS!! I am John Brand and along with my wife, Michele
and our loyal staff, we have been manufacturing Quality AMERICAN leather Horse Tack in Diamond Springs, Ca for over 30 years.

Knowing the importance of Safety and durability of horse tack we use only USA tanned quality steer hides.

It is important to properly care your investment of quality tack and we would love to share our e...

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Mecate Reins- A history and how to tie the reins
The Mecate is the rein portion of the horse tack, called the Hackamore. The Hackamore is a type of headgear for horse training. The unique part of the Hackamore is that it does not have a bit. It uses a braided noseband called a Bosal. The Bosal is a... view lens
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Intermountain Reined Cow Horse Circuit Winners
Buckaroo Leather Company would like to congratulate all the 2008 Intermountain Reined Cow Horse Circuit Winners! (Pictured to the left) Buckaroo Leather Company is a proud corporate and Championship Award Incentive Fund Sponsor. For the first time C... view lens
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Cowboy Spurs-a history
Spurs, not just a tool but an art form. Spurs can be traced back to the Roman Legions of Julius Caesar . The Romans developed the spurs in order to have a way to steer their horses with their legs, while leaving their hands free to fight. These earl... view lens
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The Horse Saddle
The saddle is the cowboy's/cowgirl's greatest asset. Like a comfy pair of jeans or sneakers, the saddle has been "broken in" to fit not only the rider but the horse. Even in the early west, most cowboys considered their rig their mo... view lens
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History of Leather
The use of animal hides for clothing and basic survival items can be traced back as far as Early Man in the Paleolithic period. Cave paintings discovered in caves near Lerida in Spain depict the use of leather clothing. Man hunted wild animals for fo... view lens

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