Thank you for visiting my new website. I will try to keep updating this site with pictures. Most of the pictures are of item that have already been sold, but it will give you an idea of what I can do. I make full size saddles and miniature or "Salesman Sample" size saddles, chaps, gunrigs, spurstraps and other leatherwork.                                          I also attended the GRS silver engraving  school in July 2007. So I will be adding picture of my silverwork as I get more experiance.

This May was the first annual "Art of the Cowboy Makers" contest in Loveland, Colorado. This contest is judged by all the contestants entered. The peoples choice is voted on by the dealers and everyone who attends the show.                                        I won both the makers judging and the peoples choice trophy buckles.                     This contest was a huge sucess and we will be having it again next year in conjunction with the Loveland Old West Round-Up. The National Bit, Spur & Saddle Collectors Association was the event sponsor. There were four categories this year: Bits, Boots, Saddles & Spurs.  We may add a couple categories next year.

If you are interested in this contest or being a sponsor, there is a link on my interesting links page, or you can get ahold of me for more information

Here's my latest saddle "Comin' for Ya"

The back cantle with maker plate and two miniature pistols.

 More pictures of this saddle in the "Full Size Saddle" section

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 Here's a matching full size and miniature saddle set. I used the exact same pattern on both saddles.  

 Here's my John Wayne Tribute Saddle. There are alot more pictures in the Jonh Wayne Tribute section.

 Here's another  miniature saddle, made just like the big saddles.

 And here's some of my silverwork made less than a year after engraving school.

 And I guess it wouldn't be much of a website unless I put a picture of my grandson on it. My little buddy, Cameron. 

Child labor laws? You have to start 'em young! Nobody can test a horn covering quite like he can. 

Passed!

I don't know why it tastes like saddle soap, go ask grandma.

Cameron's little brother Anthony!  Sweet, more help!!