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Great pics all around. I especially liked the looks of that britchin' you've got Brady and the cabin in pacojack's pic. Machias, that bay mule sure is classy, but what is the yellow thing you've got strapped to it?

Thanks Larry, Fred where have you been? Good lookin mule buddy.

Not my full setup, but I just had my brother in law build this saddle for me, I am rather pleased at how it turned out. I really like how he has customized it.

That is freaking sweet

that is a sweet saddle. all these good looken mule pictures are making me jealous i might half to trade my mustang in for one.

lsorenso,
That is a great looking saddle. What tree is that saddle built on?

The tree is called a Sevier Association tree, kind of a Burns Saddlery custom one. It is a modified bucking saddle tree. Best seat I have ever sat in. My brother in law is Burn's new saddlemaker. He is doing an awesome job.

beautiful saddle Landon, are the saddlebags built right into it?

yeah saddlebags on permanent

Here is the saddle I ride the most. Built on a Will James Tree by a good friend of mine. Roughout 15 1/2 inch seat.

lmorgan wrote:Great pics all around. I especially liked the looks of that britchin' you've got Brady and the cabin in pacojack's pic. Machias, that bay mule sure is classy, but what is the yellow thing you've got strapped to it?

Sorry to be so slow getting back to you. It is a fire hose made into a scabbard for a 6 foot two man crosscut saw. We do trail clearing for the forrest service as a way to make money for our mule club. It's a great way to carry those long crosscuts.

Mr.pacojack wrote:Thanks Larry, Fred where have you been? Good lookin mule buddy.

In and out...around, how have you been?