Kidney Shaped Double Pouch

This cowhide kidney shaped double pouch is quite unique. Features a leather hinged flap that has a rolled edge. Each side of this pouch has a gusset. There is also a small pocket inside as well. Cowhide strap with adjustable buckle. Short fringed leather welts throughout. SOLD

25th Contemporary Longrifle Association Show

Had a great time at the CLA show in Lexington, Kentucky. Furthermore, I met some people that I follow online in person. Seen some really COOL stuff!!! Got to hang with my heroes. Had my saddlebags on display on the New & Aspiring Artist table. I sold every one of my pouches! It was awesome. One of my pouches was part of a display that won “Best of Show”. So many incredible artist and talented Read More …

#17 Rat Rod Pouch

Bark tan deer hide with heavy canvas lined on inside. There is a small gusset on the bottom. In addition all welts are hand pinked. Flap has three, 40 caliber round balls smashed into a circle and sewn in to add weight to the flap. Small offset pocket inside. Cowhide strap with buckle for adjustment. SOLD

Small Pouch #16

This small pouch is constructed out of 2 ounce calf skin and in addition, it is lined with heavy blue striped ticking. The strap is 5-6 ounce cowhide and features a hand forged buckle and keeper by Larry Callahan. This pouch has rolled edges around the opening and around the flap. There is a small pocket on the front to store small items in. Inside the pouch also is a small pocket. SOLD

Fall Frolic in Sharonville, Ohio

Pictures from the Fall Frolic In Sharonville, Ohio at the Sharonville Convention Center on October 29th, 30th, and 31st 2020. It was great to get out and actually meet some of the people I only chat with on social media. There was people from all over the USA here at this show. In other words it was a great show both for me and the others around. Looking forward to next years show in 2021. Read More …

Museum of the Fur Trade

I just had to stop by the Museum of the Fur Trade in Chadron, Nebraska. Nonetheless, we were heading back to Missouri from Montana and it was on our flight plan. We had just stopped by Custer, South Dakota and trying to figure out what we were going to see next. I suggested that we stop in Chadron and visit this museum. Furthermore, I am not going into details on the post about the Museum Read More …