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hunts thats good looking set up also.i just got the saw/ traps/ horns/ hog & gator skulls . saddle went with the horse years ago
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Nice looking house, Barry. Envious of the Western motif and saddle. I got a saddle as far as the shop/reloading room. My wife is OK with big game mounts, but was not too crazy about me dragging a saddle into the living quarters.  ![[Linked Image from i.imgur.com]](https://i.imgur.com/8Z2FeQV.jpg)
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Huntsman22, evening, I can name almost all of your collection but can't tell what the copper or brass canister thing is by the crate??? That right there is a mans house or room !!! It looks like my kitchen when I lived on 36 acres. Or Dads living room before he past. Great decor man. Have a good weekend guys. Bill out. 🐾👣🐾👣🇨🇦
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gwp, it's just a brass based copper pot with an extended neck and pour spout. Was my great grandma's. Have no clue what she used it for other than heating laundry water, as I also have her washboards.
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Nice digs, Barry!
I'd like to know how you fellers get your saddles purty enough to be inside!!
If you take the time it takes, it takes less time.
--Pat Parelli
American by birth; Alaskan by choice.
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Nice digs, Barry!
I'd like to know how you fellers get your saddles purty enough to be inside!! Thanks guys! I just blew the dust off mine with my air compressor hose... Don't tell my wifey to look at the underside of the saddle blanket though. 
Molɔ̀ːn Labé Skýla!
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That is sharp. The "rusticness" of all of the wood is really nice.
Conduct is the best proof of character.
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Beautiful home you built there rockinbbar! The decor sure is inviting.
The pictures of everyones collections are impressive.
Round Oak, sure like your repurposing of that milk can as a saddle stand for that handsome Wade (I think).
And lastly, if I could link a song for us Charlie Russell fans and I can't, I'd share a favorite of mine from Will Dudley, "The Gift", off of Colorado Horses 2003.
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Neat place. I really like the materials you used.
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And you even let the dog have his own chair!
Good Man!
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Great looking pad! I really like that kitchen arrangement.
Mercy ceases to be a virtue when it enables further injustice. -Brent Weeks
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I haven’t been down here in awhile. The house is great.
I got to keep my saddle in the house...once...for one night...the day after it showed up brand new in the box 😀
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I haven’t been down here in awhile. The house is great.
I got to keep my saddle in the house...once...for one night...the day after it showed up brand new in the box 😀 The humidity down here will rot leather PDQ if left out in the barn/tackroom. Had to pay to get new wools put on my old Big Bend Saddlery saddle before. (Those saddles are so expensive, and expensive to have fixed right, that I started hunting a corner in the climate controlled house.)
Molɔ̀ːn Labé Skýla!
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