Rope headstall

Offering several different bitless options including side pulls, side pull attachments, natural hackamores, and indian bosals. All made from high quality yacht rope and designed to help develop your relationship with your horse.

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Offering several different bitless options including side pulls, side pull attachments, natural hackamores, and indian bosals. All made from high quality yacht rope and designed to help develop your relationship with your horse.

Bosal Kits

"Free Matching Headstall, Reins, Breastplate & Back Cinch >Our aim is to satisfy the customer by providing the right size and good quality leather saddle. Fast Shipping and 100% Safe Delivery. This saddle features a beautiful premium leather with a classic hand carved fern leaf and weave tooling. It also features numerous ties with silver conchos for easy accessory attachment, and padded ergonomic stirrups for optimum rider comfort. This saddle also features our new high-tech close contact…

Custom tack and working cowboy gear, custom chaps and chinks, headstalls, saddles, and other custom gear and cowboy equipment. In addition, we also stock rawhide bosals and mecate ropes, ranch ropes, spurs and straps, bits and curb straps, bridle horse gear and a full line of using cowboy equipment.

This knotted bridle is a very simple and practical design. It can be used to hold a bit or bitless riding attachment depending on your training needs. It is fully adjustable by adjusting how tightly you have the bit hangers tied. Add optional snaps to be able to clip on a bit for easy bit changing. This headstall is extremely durable and looks great on any horse. You choose colors- one for the main rope and up to two for the paracord overlay. Pick which size works best for your equine, or…

Rope and Paracord Bosal or Indian Side Pull: No joke, when I started riding, I always rode with a hackamore. When I rode a horse, someone else's horse that is, I didn't know how to put a bit in a horse's mouth. This is a continuation of my series, saving money by making your own, horse tack.

Q modeling her halter-bridle I tied (Links to Jen's site updated 11/15/2016) Tying your own halter is a hot subject among many horse folk, sadly, this art is complicated and resources are far-spread on the internet. I posted a few weeks ago about my time as an Equestrian Martha Stuart to save money on things I "needed" for my horses. I received a few inquiries on that post about how-tos. Also since that post, I taught Saiph to tie halters in the manner I've taught myself through various…