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These feed bags are patterned after the old U.S. Cavalry bags. They are made from PVC coated nylon. They have a poll strap and a neck strap. The feed bags hang under the chin and the strap arrangement and the shape of the feed bags allows them to gravity feed. Hardware is stainless steel.
These farrier kits are a roll-up kit designed to hold a complete set of farrier tools. These farrier kits are offered in two sizes. The small kit has pockets for 11 tools. The large kit has 13 tool pockets and a nail pocket. They are constructed from durable pearl split leather with riveted reinforcement points. They are designed to be hung over a pole, log, trailer tongue, etc., if so desired. The small kit measures 17" x 36" and the large kit measures 20" x 36".
Our belts and belt blanks are untooled 1 1/2" wide belts with snap closures and slots for tongue type buckles.
Our belts are furnished with a heavy chrome brass tongue type buckle, and our belt blanks are furnished without any buckle.
They are made from 10/11 oz. premium natural russet strap leather and are fully edged and rubbed.
Both belts and blanks are furnished in 2" length increments (28", 30", etc.) measured from the bend to the middle buckle hole.
Sizing and measuring belts: Measure from the bend where the buckle attaches to the middle buckle hole.
Allow 1" more for buckle length.
Sizing and measuring belt blanks: Measure from the bend where the buckle attaches to the middle buckle hole. Measure your buckle
between the attachment and closure points and allow that dimension
for buckle length.
Example: Your girth measurement over your clothing is 35". Your buckle
measures 3" from the attachment loop to the hook or tongue.
35"-3"=32"
which should fit you at approximately the middle hole.
For you hunters, guides and outfitters, here ya' are. These meat bags are made from sturdy, unbleached muslin, which will allow the bags to breathe while keeping dirt & insects out. If you've ever fought to get those small, lightweight bags on your game without ruining them, these bags are for you. They are sized to allow for easy insertion of meat. The smaller bags are 3' x 3', and the larger bags are 4' x 4'. They have draw strings to allow tie off. These are durable enough to probably last through several uses.
Riders, here are some feed tubs you can take to camp or use around the barn. They're kinda handy because you can nest 'em to save space. They're durable as all get out, and they're flexible enough in cold weather not to crack. Use 'em for water, feed, etc.
Here are some rubber buckets that're kinda handy to have around camp. If they ice up, you can knock it out easily without splitting the bucket. The two larger sizes have a pouring spout.
Here's an all around waterproofing treatment for those of you that
want to treat your canvas items, such as tents, rain flys, manties,
etc. It comes in gallon jugs. Please read and observe the warnings
printed on the container.