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Location: Texas | What are your favorite rope halters?
I saw some somewhere (I know, that really narrows it down), they was very soft, maybe a braided cotton. The ones I have are so stiff, I really don't like the ones I have. Any recommendations, because, in general I do like them better than normal halters?
Thanks,
April
Edited by batkitty 2014-10-29 3:27 PM
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Location: Kansas | I love the mule tape halters!!! i also really like the classic equine braided rope halters. |
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Location: Texas | Ahh, mule tape halter...that's what I saw that I liked! |
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| Love the mule tape. My husbands friend makes them and they are awesome |
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Location: Kansas | heidiinaz - 2014-10-27 3:39 PM Love the mule tape. My husbands friend makes them and they are awesome
what does he charge? |
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| I think he charges around $50. They are really good quality with a thicker nose band. Last forever |
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Location: Minnesota | Cordova Halters. I highly recommend them. Beautiful, soft, comfortable. |
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Location: Central Texas | Clinton Anderson |
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Location: Willows, CA | Years ago Ray Hunt would sit and tie halters in the evening and give them to friends. I still have some of those and they are a prized possession. |
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Location: Texas | winwillows - 2014-10-28 6:01 PM
Years ago Ray Hunt would sit and tie halters in the evening and give them to friends. I still have some of those and they are a prized possession.
I bet those are prized possessions. That is awesome! |
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Location: Oklahoma | I have a Teskey's mule tape and love it!!!! They have a few colors. I think I paid ~$40 for mine. It's very soft! |
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Location: Under The Big Sky Of Texas | I like my Mule Tape halters too.  |
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Location: Too far from home | My husband makes all of our halters and I love them. Stiff enough that they hold their shape when you're putting them on, but soft enough that they aren't like tying a piece of high tensil wire. I'm a very simple, low key girl, but I am a bit of a halter snob : )
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Location: on my horse | Uhhhh the cheap ones from the feed store  although I do take all mine that I buy apart and put a bronc noseband on them. buying the pre made halter and adding the noseband is still cheaper than buying the rope and making my own or buying the bronc band. |
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| Rockin SB custom creations has some that are really nice - she's on Facebook  |
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Location: God's country...aka TEXAS | These are awesome!!! http://texasleadropes.com/ |
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Location: BETWEEN HOT FLASHES AND GERITOL | I really like the Clinton Anderson halters also, mine have lasted for years!! |
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I agree!! He makes some nice halters and leads! |
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| I've never used a mule tape halter, so I just looked it up and came across this page, these look really cool. I thought I'd share.
https://www.facebook.com/pages/The-Broke-Colt-Collection/12087175143... |
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Location: texas | Clinton Anderson are excellent rope halters... |
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Location: TN | I highly recommend half circle ranch halters! Halfcircleranch.com they have tons of options and the rope they use is practically the same as Clinton Anderson and the others'. |
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| You could also check out Jack of crafts on facebook!! |
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| MuleTape halters made by Texas Lead Ropes are the BEST!!! |
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Location: Texas | I bought one from Texas Lead Ropes and love it! |
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