Bosals & Hackamores
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Bill Black Bosals & Hackamores
Bill Black was raised in Colorado where his father, Jeff Black, and Howard Munsell taught him how to braid. In 1978, while living in Nevada, Dean Tobias showed him how to work rawhide. Bill still works rawhide in the same way.
In 1995, Bill became self employed as a braider. "I worked on the big outfits and kept learning more about rawhide and hackamores, along with the different caliber of horses. Thanks to Bobby Ingersoll and Benny Guitron for sharing their knowledge about the hackamore, and all the other good people who shared their knowledge with me to make me a better braider; because we all learn from each other." ~Bill Black
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Lane Thiessen Bosals & Hackamores
Lane Thiessen is a rawhide braider located in Gem Alberta, where he is a pasture manager and a firefighter. He braided his first hackamore in 2016 in a desert bunkhouse near Maple Creek, Saskatchewan. Master Braider Bill Black has had a big influence on Lane and his braiding and gives credit to him for knowledge. Lane now caters to a big audience in the cowhorse world as well as the working cowboys all over the world.
Twin Trees Bosals & Hackamores
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1/4"- 3/8"- 1/2" We usually have a good selection of bosals in stock Please call or email for pricing Custom orders welcome |
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Twin Trees is picky about its rawhide gear. I have two different braiders that do most of the rawhide bosals, hackamores and romal reins for me. These rawhide braiders are some of the best out there. We can do custom orders as well.
5/8"- 3/4" 10.5" to 11" Bodies Soft to Hard Cores Rawhide, Interweaves, Leather We usually have a good selection of Hackamores in stock Please call or email for pricing Custom orders always welcome |
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