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Gary shows how to make a trick braid that can be used for projects such as bracelets, keychains, belts, bag handles, and more! If you have questions about this or any other "Tack Tip", please comment here or call us at (800)634-4502 www.bigbendsaddlery.com

It can be difficult for your little riders to get all the way up onto their horses by themselves. In this video, Gary shares a trick for helping them get a bit more leverage to help them make it on their own! If you have questions about this or any other Tack Tip, please comment here or call us at (800)634-4502.

Have you ever lost your cinch hanger and needed a way to keep your cinch up while storing your saddle? Gary has a quick and easy tip to get you through! If you have any questions about this or other "Tack Tips" please comment here or call us at (800)634-4502

Is your saddle leaving your horses sore over their kidneys or rubbing the hair off at the back of the saddle? Gary explains a few reasons this may be happening and what to look for in a saddle to prevent it. bigbendsaddlery.com/

Gary recounts a time a friend ordered something unexpected. There's always a reason, even if it isn't what you expected!

Have you ever needed to take your pistol with you horseback? Gary shows you how to securely attach your regular holster to your flank billet. If you have questions about this or any other "Tack Tip" please comment here or give us a call at (800)634-4502

Did you know that the quick change buckles on your stirrup leathers can wear away? Learn how to check and what material is best when choosing quick change buckles. If you have questions about this or any other Tack Tip, please comment here or call us at (800)634-4502

Thank you so much to all of our followers who donated last month to the fire relief efforts in the Texas Panhandle. Several loads of hay were purchased and sent to ranchers and farmers affected by the fires. Your contributions were greatly appreciated and made a difference for many!

Have you ever need to fix a bent concho? Gary has a simple method for this using items you can find at your local hardware store. If you have questions about this or any other "Tack Tip", please comment here or give us a call at (800)634-4502 www.bigbendsaddlery.com

Gary explains a few facts about measuring a saddle horn to ensure that you get what you want when ordering a saddle. If you have questions about this or any other Tack Tip, please comment here or call us at (800)634-4502

The Texas Panhandle has been devastated by wildfires recently. Many folks have lost everything. If you are able to help, please donate! As always, prayers are very much appreciated in these trying times. If you have any questions, comment here or reach out to us at (800)634-4502

Have you noticed that saddles with the same length seats feel different when you sit in them? Different cantle measurements can contribute to this. Watch as Gary explains the different measurements and how they relate to fit.

Have you ever needed to condition a leather item, but you don't have leather conditioner on hand? Gary has a few tips for using things you have around the house to get you through! If you have questions about this or any other Tack Tips, comment here or call us at (800)634-4502

Rubber wraps on your saddle horn can hide major damage. Be sure to remove them regularly and replace the old rubber with new wraps so you can check for problems and to provide proper protection to your saddle. If you have questions about this or any other Tack Tip, comment here or call us at (800)634-4502.

Tack Tip: How to Keep your Stirrups from Rubbing your Shins

Tack Tip: Protecting the Rawhide on your Saddle Tree

Tack Tip: Cutting a Leather String out of a Circle

Tack Tip: Keeping Your Flank Cinch Snug

Tack Tip: Hand Stitching the Backstitch

Tack Tip: Twists in Stirrup Leathers

Tack Tip: Some Information about Ground Seats

Tack Tip: How to Tell when Your Saddle Needs a New Lining

How To Change Conchos on a Saddle: Part 2

How to Change Conchos on a Saddle: Part 1

Tack Tip: Tips for Mohair Breast Collars

Big Bend Saddlery: True to the Cowboy

Tack Tip: Making Leather Rein Connectors

Unlacing and Caring for Saddle Strings

Tack Tip: Carrying a Saddle Scabbard