Ten Years of Discarding Tradition Driving Change through Technology

By Danna Burns-Shaw

Halfway between San Antonio and Houston, is the small town of Yoakum, Texas – a town steeped in the saddle and leather business tradition. Yoakum first received Read more

Know Your Customer

By Nick Pernokas

Jack Gully decided to take a break from the plains of Montana in Miles City. He was hauling a load of horses home to South Dakota. As he ate breakfast in the motel, Read more

By Nick Pernokas

Sometimes it takes a while to find out where you’re supposed to be. In the case of Scott McCulloch, he wasn’t that far away; it just took a few years to get there.

Scott grew up Read more

By Danna Burns-Shaw

First Impression 

They say first impressions are everything. My first impression of Bob Klenda occurred at the CSMA Winter Seminar, held at Burns Saddlery in January of this Read more

The Legacy of the Fort Worth Cutting Saddle

By Nick Pernokas

The 16-year-old bronc rider limped to the fence. He exited the arena and headed over to the stripping chute, loosening his borrowed chaps as he walked. He collected Read more