Braided Rawhide Cowboy Gear on Exhibit at Pioneer Museum in Lander
- Written by Pitch Engine
When a cowboy needed a rope in the early days of Wyoming he usually had to make it himself. He would get a cowhide, cut it into strips, then hand braid the strips into a rope. The same process was used to create bridles, reins, hobbles and another other gear necessary for work on the range. Even though the product was utilitarian, many cowboys...
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