Rawhide Braider and Cowboss, TS Ranch Battle Mtn, NV

[johnyfavorit]

That's not me! I don't think he even has a computer. good luck!

[NeveseveN777]

I'm intested in making a twisted reata but what width on the strings are you using? It looks like about 1/2" also it looks like 6 strings twisted into 3 strands

[Jmb6121]

Wonderful video and thanks for posting.

[pask54]

well look at THAT cowboy mustache!!

[reitoe]

Ich bin begeistern, ein tolles Video. Weiter so!!!

[qweasd0001]

Hello, I am a City prsona Leon Mexico, is very interesting to see the process as I would like to make a rope to connect with you and know if what they sell is what other countries. It would give the gacias for your reply.

An apology for my bad English

Thanks!

[ropefast]

Mira aqui donde vivo en Tecate Baja California esta lleno de personas que hacen todo esto, unos verdaderos artistas y mas!!! Y Claro es para venderle a los gueros.

[ropefast]

Los he visto hacer bosales y riendas de 32 hilos.

[qweasd0001]

Buen Día hermano, gracias por la respuesta... Tienes alguna forma de contactar contigo o un e_mail o web donde pueda checar costos??? me interesa comprar, no un gran volumen pero si algunas piezas...

[ropefast]

Claro que si, cuando gustes,  como te digo hay muchos haciendo esto......Increible lo que hacen!!!

[GODOENSE]

@ropefast Buenas, vivo en Mexicali y seguido paso por Tecate, te agradeceria me pudieras ayudar con un contacto, direccion o negocio de donde pueda conseguir alguien que haga riendas tipo Romal. de antemano muchas gracias. RG

[BIGSKYHAL50]

nice video. Nice to see sombe people have not lost the touch to do something for themselves/

[NeveseveN777]

Is that saddle soap you're using to braid with? I read that you can use yellow laundry soap but I don't know where you can find that. Also what's the best way to dehair the hide? Thanks for sharing this video. I think cowboys need to share these things before they get lost and watered down like you said. Thanks.

[standupandbreathe]

i cannot say what he is using, but most of the braiders i talk to all prefer ash's rawhide cream (from grangeville, idaho); it is the best i have found for maintaining life in rawhide as well. it can be hard to find, but a second choice would be ray hole's rawhide cream mixed with water. as for taking the hair off of the hide, just do what doug did and run a pair of clippers of the hair to take off most of it and clean it up with a semi-sharp knife. you can finish it with a flesher.

[smansonlyfear]

@standupandbreathe Doug uses Fels Naptha laundry soap shaved into a jar an a little water mixed in...

[standupandbreathe]

@smansonlyfear thanks for the insight. i have not heard of that brand before, but i am familiar with the method.

[evaristosmith]

great video..thanks for sharing this info

[NeveseveN777]

Will you post more videos on making and working rawhide. I am a struggling braider myself and any help would be great.

[sittinsidewayzz]

Wow I sure learned a little something new today, That was COOL, These cowpokes sure have the know how and creativity, Thanks for sharing this, it was NICE!!!

[diamondlildentalgal]

Thanks so much for making this video! I love it, more more more :)

[csc131]

that is just plain neat

[jfgb1979]

great video you should post more vids on rawhide work