BUNKHOUSE RAMBLINGS

[Rattlesnake Pete]

Well, actualy I should have written; Let me re-introduce myself....

[Ten Wolves Fiveshooter]

  Welcome to the Leather Shop, Rattlesnake Pete, we're happy to have you join in with us, we have another pard here, Gun Click Rick, he has a pet rattler his ownself, he keeps it in his man cave, he'll probably show it to you when he wakes up today.


         tEN wOLVES 

[GunClick Rick]

Say hi to Floyd I had to kick Floyd outta bed last night,wouldn't stop snorin!

[GunClick Rick]

You ever hear a rattlesnake snor!! Kkksnaww,ssssssssssssss,rattle, rattle, rattle,kkksnawwww,ssssssssssssssssssssssss,rattle, rattle, rattlle

[Wiley Desperado]

OK, I'll stop for awhile after this one.  Hope ya like em.
Wiley

[Dr. Bob]

WOW!!!  Ya done real good!! 

[Dalton Masterson]

Very nice work Wiley!! The sheath looks great and the straps are a knockout!
DM

[Kid Terico]

Wiley some beautiful leather work your making. Thanks for showin. KT

[JD Alan]

Man, you are knocking'm out of the park Wiley! Great job.

If Dave Cole posted a pic of a Wild Bunch holster with a hair on cowhide insert I missed it, but I saw it for sale on the web here. What an incredible piece of work that one is

Added a couple of days later: Dave, I don't know how I missed that one, but I sure like the looks of that hair on 1911 holster. You do fine work. Once again, you don't charge enough for your work pal.

[Forty Rod]

I could handle the snoring as long as he don't hog the covers.

[Marshal Will Wingam]

Outstanding, Wiley. Those look really great.

[GunClick Rick]

I took him sking once and he broke something,he was in a cast all the way up to his neck


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settle down Floyd,i know it was a long time ago,remember how you had to walk with that crutch,dang near never got your head strieghtened back up...

[JD Alan]

Welcome to the Leather Forum Pete, glad to have you join us.

I never raised any rattlers, but I've shot & skinned a few in my day, though it was many years ago. I drove over one in a pickup once, purely by accident. I felt the bump, got out to see how he was and ended up chasing him through the grass for quite a ways. I finally pinned him with a shovel. He was over six feet long. This was outside Placerville, Calif. in 1971. There were lots of them in that area at the time.

Those are some tough critters.  Anyway, look forward to having you share some of your work with us. JD

[Boothill Bob]

Verry fine job wiley
Now I´ve maked the Ringo holster and I´m working
on the belt.. Its a nice rig.. Tanx for your fine work
Mr Ghormley..

[JD Alan]

Great job BhB! You do fine work. Look forward to seeing the belt too.

[Ten Wolves Fiveshooter]

   Nice work again Bob, you're making Will proud, we'll look forward to seeing the completed rig.

      tEN wOLVES 

[Marshal Will Wingam]

That's beautiful, BH. The completed rig will be very cool.

[Kid Terico]

BB great job on that holster you just made Should be a fine rig when done. KT 

[Gun Butcher]

  Wiley, great looking tooloing and I love the lacing on the straps and sheth.

Dave very nice idea and a great look on that 1911 holster.

BB, I think you got the touch on that rig very nice.

GB

[Wiley Desperado]

Thanks to all you fine cowboys for the kind remarks very much appreciated.  BhB beautifully done leatherwork on that Ringo holster looking forward to seeing  the completed rig.
Wiley