Thank you so much! I've been searching for a tutorial that doesn't use screws. If I'm going to use bison hide instead of mule wrap do I need to do anything differently?
Hello! The end should be tucked back through the slit above the gullet as shown in the video. This allows you to tighten the wrap as normal pressure stretches it
No you wouldn’t need a mulehide horn wrap if you tie off. You might want to use a braided nylon saddle horn knot just to protect your saddle horn from the wear of the rope.
Great question! A latigo horn wrap is a little different. Instead of dipping in water, you would take your horn wrap and spray both sides with liquid saddle soap. Let it soak in for about 10 minutes and repeat 1 to 2 times. After the last application of liquid saddle soap, allow the horn wrap to sit for half an hour. From here on the horn wrapping procedure is the same! Liquid Saddle Soap is available here: www.bigbendsaddlery.com/leatherc.html
Thank you for the lesson! The audio could be a little louder.
Thanks. I just did my first horn wrap.
Thank you so much! I've been searching for a tutorial that doesn't use screws. If I'm going to use bison hide instead of mule wrap do I need to do anything differently?
Please make a other video with volume up higher please and great videos too
you need to turn volume up can hardly hear you
thanks!
Which side of the mule wrap is up when wrapping?
Thanks.
Hello!
The rough out side should be to the outside when wrapping the horn
What should be done with the loose tail to finish it off?
Hello!
The end should be tucked back through the slit above the gullet as shown in the video. This allows you to tighten the wrap as normal pressure stretches it
Very helpful. Thankyou.
What size is the punch size you use for the hole?
We used a 7/8" punch in this video, but anything between 3/4" and 1" will work.
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Please re-edit this and get the volume level corrected. Can't hear ya.
What if you just tie it to the stump/tie off all the time do you need one?
No you wouldn’t need a mulehide horn wrap if you tie off. You might want to use a braided nylon saddle horn knot just to protect your saddle horn from the wear of the rope.
Excellent video, except for the sound. You've probably figured that out by now! (5 yrs later haha)
Great video. How do you do a latigo horn wrap differently if at all?
Great question! A latigo horn wrap is a little different. Instead of dipping in water, you would take your horn wrap and spray both sides with liquid saddle soap. Let it soak in for about 10 minutes and repeat 1 to 2 times. After the last application of liquid saddle soap, allow the horn wrap to sit for half an hour. From here on the horn wrapping procedure is the same!
Liquid Saddle Soap is available here: www.bigbendsaddlery.com/leatherc.html
Thanks a ton. I plan to do one this evening.
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