Hitching Post Supply

New Ian Tyson Collector Edition DVD Set

2010-12-03T18:44:00.000-08:00

Make it an Ian Tyson Christmas for yourself or someone on your shopping list. The documentary of Ian Tyson life story appeared on Canadian television and was called Songs From the Gravel Road a DVD of that broadcast along with an additional disc of 11 Tyson songs live in concert have been combined in a Collector's Edition Set. This 2-disc DVD set is called This Is My Sky and is available exclusively in the US from Hitching Post Supply D1056 $28.00 plus S&;H. The elves are busy and all pre-orders should be out by Monday. Orders placed over the weekend should go out on Tuesday. Then we hope to ship same day or next day continuously from then on. Make sure to get your Christmas orders in early please. www.hitchingpostsupply.com or call 800.689.9971 in US or 360.668.2349 outside US. If we are unable to take your call please leave a message and we will return your call. Please have a very Merry Christmas.

PS. Another wonderful gift is The Long Trail - My Life in the West - Ian Tyson's autobiography and it was released on October 19th B1526 $25.00 and his Cd's make great gifts or stocking stuffers.

THIS IS MY SKY - IAN TYSON 2 DISC COLLECTOR EDITION DVD

2010-11-19T20:40:00.000-08:00

Now taking pre-orders- Should be available by December 3rd and ship for Christmas gift giving. This two-disc collector's edition captures Ian Tyson's life and music through an original authorized documentary and his first official concert video in more than two decades. The documentary takes fans on a musical odyssey through five decades of his career- from folk to country rock to cowboy roots. With the help of old friends Sylvia Tyson, Gordon Lightfoot, David Wilcox, Corb Lund, Neil Young and Tom Russell. Ian tells his story of soaring successes, surprising turns and a legacy of timeless songs. The collection includes riveting performances of some of his greatest songs (Four Strong Winds, Summer Wages), filmed at the historic Knox United Church in Calgary alongside roots rocker John Hiatt and bluegrass star Rhonda Vincent. Available exclusively in Canada at Wal-Mart and Zellers in the rest of the world exclusively distributed through Hitching Post Supply. 800.689.9971 outside US 360.668.2349

Order yours today at http://www.hitchingpostsupply.com/ D1056 This Is My Sky $ 28.00

Ian Tyson long awaited autobiography is now available from http://www.hitchingpostsupply.com/ for $25.00 plus shipping. It is getting outstanding reviews as being an interesting, easy to read, frank account of his entire life. From childhood to the rise of Ian and Sylvia during the Folk music scene of the 60's he tells it like it was without holding back. Honestly reflecting on his life, his loves and his passion for the west. Eventually buying a ranch, raising cutting horses, and writing songs in the stone house. A rare glimpse into a very private man who as a talented wordsmith has written songs that are truly classic works which will live on beyond himself.

2010-09-23T20:07:00.000-07:00

Time to start crafting your Christmas projects now. We have mane and tail horse hair for sale in a variety of colors and lengths for all your braiding, hitching, and pottery needs. Several books and DVDs are available for purchase at www.hitchingpostsupply.com. Kangaroo lace is another alternative to braid with and works well with our leather braiding books. Lots of great cowboy and western music to listen to while you work with over 150 titles to choose from. So click on over and give us a look see. Thank-you, Vickie Mullen owner
800-689-9971 for FREE print catalog.

New Books Added to the Web

2010-08-25T19:19:00.000-07:00

These Were The Vaqueros by Arnold R. Rojas

When Hitching Post Supply began this was one of the very first books we carried. It was a definitive look at the vaquero and totally mesmerizing. It has always been a reference book for us and our vaquero inspired buckaroo gear. Arnold Rojas ( 1898-1988) tells the stories of the first vaqueros of California. With this re-issue many more will now be able to learn from “Chief Rojas” about the history of the Spanish land grants, of wild horses, wild cattle, the legends and campfire tales of the early vaquero. Rojas describe in detail how the vaqueros tamed and turned wild horses into working cow horses and offers a lifetime of study in bits and bitting. This book is a classic for both the modern horsemen and students of western history.

B1528 $30.00 Softcover

Luis Ortega's Rawhide Artistry:

Braiding in the California Tradition

Luis Ortega’s Rawhide Artistry is a biography filled with over 100 illustrations, 70 of them in color and depict both his life and the intricacy of his rawhide work. Mehl Lawson provides a personal insightful forward to Chuck Storms and Don Reeves collaboration which captures the essence of the craftsman and his work. Detailing his and his families vaquero traditions this is a fascinating look at the California vaquero from beef, to hide, to finely braided rawhide horse gear. Telling a compelling and interesting story of the time. Anyone who uses, collects rawhide gear, or is a student of western art or history would find this book fascinating.

B1527 $30 Softcover

2010-08-19T13:08:00.000-07:00

Hot Sizzling summer- FREE SHIPPING

From August 19th through September 1st we want to say thank- you to you by offering Free Shipping to our retail customers her in the US. We are now offering PayPal and all major credit cards for your orders placed on the web.
Now taking pre-orders on Ian's autobiography The Long Trail releasing on October 19th. Hitching Post Supply has a complete selection of Ian Tyson, Dave Stamey, Corb Lund, and over 140 titles of Cowboy and Western music.
Order now at www.hitchingpostsupply.com or give us a call and mention this post to receive FREE SHIPPING or to receive our FREE print catalog.

The 2010 Hitching Post Supply Catalog is on it's way!!

2010-04-03T21:07:00.001-07:00

Now taking Pre-Orders for the new Hitching Post Supply 2010 Catalog!!! You heard right, the catalog is on it's way! You've been asking and we've been working on it, so call, email, or head over to the website to place your order for one now. We'll ship it to you for FREE when they arrive.

We are so excited to get these out to you!!

New Releases!

2010-03-15T10:00:00.000-07:00

That's right, Releases! We have more than one great new release to tell you about this week! I will post the second CD tomorrow. This post became longer than I was expecting, but it's all good. :)
We are now taking Pre-Orders for these CD's on the Hitching Post Supply website.

"Equine" by Brenn Hill
Even with all that Brenn has gone through these past couple of years, he's still going strong! This album is proof to the fact that when the going gets tough the tough get horseback, and write some great songs about it! I was privileged to hear several of these songs while at the National Cowboy Poetry Gathering in Elko, NV. We laughed, we cried, we wanted more! Now, with the release of this album, we can have it.
Brenn took the time to tell us a little about why he wrote the songs he did. So here, in his own words, are the song inspirations for this stellar CD.

1. Equine
Over the years, horses have been a constant in my life and in the lives of those around me. The life lessons that I have learned from them have shaped me, refined me, and carried me through the hard times. It is a love and passion that I hope to share with my children. What do horses mean to you?

2. Back’s Against The Wall
I wrote this song for all those thirty-something and older cowboys that grew up on the ranch and that are still out on the road makin’ a livin’ on the back of a bronc, bull, or rope-horse. It takes a mighty sacrifice to do what you love for a livin’. This one’s for all of those that still ride for the brand.

3. Casey’s A Cowboy
I wrote this song about Casey Bitton. He’s a father, a cowboy, and a damn good friend. My wife used to worry about all that he was takin’ on in life until I assured her with this song that he’d pull through. Cowboys always do.

4. The Ballad of Ed Cantrell
This one’s a barn burner for sure. Ol’ Cantrell was one tough lawman. Some folks didn’t care too much for him. But he patrolled some wild country through the years of the oil boom. No matter how you feel about Cantrell, you gotta respect the guy. He was a survivor.

5. Wild Weber River
This song really doesn’t have much to do with horses, but my wife insisted that I put it on the record. She’s a love song fanatic and can’t figure out why it’s so hard for me to write love songs. Here’s one that I can put my brand on…

6. Rachel’s Roses
I wrote this song as a wedding present for Casey and Rachel Bitton. She’s a ten-year-plus cancer survivor and she competed for a National Title when she was in treatment. They live in a hundred-year-old home in Hooper with the prettiest rose bushes you’ve ever seen. She always wanted to live in that house. How could any of us have known in June of 2007 how much meaning this song would have for us all today…?

7. Hell On Yer Women
Let’s just say this isn’t my mother’s favorite song. But it’s true all the same. My wife puts up with a lot and never complains when I go on a Cowboy Day with my pards. My horses have even more patience than she does…

8. Hey Little Isaac
When I saw that little red-roan mare haul over backwards on Chris Hopkins, I was frozen in fear. It was the worst wreck I’d ever witnessed. We all thought we’d lost him. As Little Isaac, who’s not so little anymore, wiped the tears off his dusty face, I realized what it means to inherit the family brand-the awesome responsibility of the land and the cattle. These words came to me as Rick, Casey, Bob, Bruce, and I stayed to push Chris’ heifers up the rest of Heiner Canyon.

9. Still Your Little Cowgirl
Bill Montag is one of my best friends. We were punchin’ cows one day at the ranch he used to run over in Steamboat Springs when he told me about his famous daughter Heidi. I didn’t think anybody could ever be as famous as Bill but he insists that his daughter is even more famous than he is. What the heck is ‘reality TV’ anyway?

10. Nothin’ In This Life
One of the most heart-wrenching aspects of my son Briggs’ battle with brain and spinal cancer was his inability to be with his horse Jessie. While he was sick in bed, she was in Henefer being taken care of by some friends. But we knew all along that they would reunite and she would play a big role in his rehabilitation. They’re both home now…

11. With A Whisper
This one was inspired by Chris Redman, colt-breaker, buckaroo, and good friend from Idaho. I’ve always admired how he can do in an afternoon what takes me a month with a colt. He’s got a gift and a good horse is a tool-of-the-trade for a fella that does what he does day-in and day-out. Thanks for the lessons amigo.

12. Where The High Meets The Lonesome
On Comical Ridge you can see a long ways. It’s a wild and windy rim where the mountain and the sky meet. It’s a place that I can go to think clearly and sort through my troubles. Everyone needs a place like that…

13. Ridin’ Them Colts
I wrote this song one night after talking to my cousin Keith the day after he’d been bucked off a dunn colt that is the brother to the buckskin mare that bucked me off a week before. My buddy Lawson Hadlock got bucked off a few days earlier and said his shoulder was still pretty sore. My good ol’ pard Lon Hansen had just gone over the handlebars on a little roan mare he was breakin’, and Casey was gimpin’ around after comin’ off of the old HB. You get the picture…

14. Monster On Your Back
This song was inspired by and written for Bill Hadlock. He’s run what’s left of the Bar B Ranch in Huntsville, Utah for better than fifty years. He says it’s the only job he’s ever had and he wouldn’t trade a life full of memories from ridin’ for the brand for all the money in the world. Anyhow, he and I were ridin’ up Gertsin Canyon one morning and he said that the big two-year-old bay colt he was on needed to come to the realization at some point that the “monster is on his back…”

15. Carter Cedars
As I sat by Briggs’ bed during his third round of chemo, I wondered just how much more a little boy could take. He would wake up every now and then to throw up the nothing that was in his stomach and tell the nurses that he and I were going to hunt badgers when he got all better. Watching someone you love go through something like cancer is the hardest thing you’ll ever experience in this life. Briggs has earned his right to a life of good memories and you can bet that we’ll be across the cattle guard as soon as he’s able.

16. The Power of Prayer
In the busy halls of the Pediatric Intensive Care Unit at Primary Children’s Medical Center, Sylina and I were told by Dr. Brockmeyer that our son might not make it. The following day, Briggs faced a six-and-a-half hour surgery that would either claim his life or save it. Sylina and I prayed hard, needless to say, for peace, comfort, and a miracle. Six rounds of chemo, three bone marrow transplants, and a full course of radiation later, my son is still with us. This stuff is real…

A Pictoral Posting of Cow Camp Trading Post

2010-02-04T19:28:00.000-08:00

Finally the pictures are uploaded and I'm able to sit down and chat about the great time we had in Elko! We saw many familiar faces as well as meeting many new ones. It's so fun to see how people and families grow from year to year. This was my 5th year with Vickie and I finally remembered to take a camera! I thought maybe it would be nice to catch shots of the venue and show you some of the good times we have in Nevada. So without further ado, here is what happened in our little room during the National Cowboy Poetry Gathering.

Vickie & Lee Mullen
(aka. "The owner" & "spouse of the owner")

Vickie and the mystery man
trying to find her best camera angle and lighting.
By the looks of the rest of these pictures, maybe
I should have practiced longer!

Taking a moment during some down time to
shoot the breeze with the ladies at the
Double H Ranch & Hansen Bit and Spur.
The boss lady indulging me with some
pictures of her with her friends.
Vickie with Red Steagall

Ian wanted his picture taken in front of the slots.

Ernie Sites decided to take a walk across the street
from where he was performing to pay us a little visit.

One of my family's personal favorites,
Dave Stamey, dropped in for a visit.

The hot new man out of Canada, Corb Lund.

Vickie and C.J. Hadley, Editor of "Range Magazine"

Should anyone trust what is said between two artists?
I guess it's a safe bet when it's Todd Hansen
of Hansen Bit & Spur and Mark Dahl.

The Southwest corner of Cow Camp Trading Post
Looking into The Old Frontier Clothing Co. booth

Southeast we see Joelle Smith art and
Rocky Mountain Hat Company

Looking Northeast,
Oh look, Vickie was in the room!
Must have been after 11 a.m. ;)

And now to the Northwest. Yes, I was dizzy
after my twirl around the room!

Thanks to all of you that made this weekend a success! We are looking forward to seeing you all again next year. And for those of you that were not able to be there, you sure missed out on a lot of good times. (and we didn't even have to catch a show or stay up to late to have it. Or at least I didn't, who knows what time Vickie got in!)

Having fun in Elko

2010-01-29T08:46:00.000-08:00

Well we are on our 3rd day in Elko. And of course as always Vickie is the belle of the ball! I wish I could be a mouse in her pocket. (sometimes :) ) Here are a few pictures of the setup and venue. We also get some of the performers to stop in and say Hi! I suppose I should get moving it's about 10 minutes to open. Let's see what fun we can create today!!

Double H Saddlery packing it in

Old Frontier Clothing Co. getting 'er done

Leon Gage moving around to much to get a good picture!

Larry Bitterman of Old Frontier Clothing Co.
Actually I'm speechless with this one!

Sorry the pictures are fuzzy. People move so fast sometimes and they don't like to pose till you get a nice shot.

Product Spotlight: Silvertip Halters

2010-01-08T13:20:00.000-08:00

This week we would love to introduce you to Silvertip Halters. As they state they are "Hand Tied With Pride" in the Big Sky country of Florence, Montana U.S.A. . Here's what they have to say about their products...

"At Silvertip Halters, we are proud to offer what we believe to be the finest handmade equine rope products available. We strive to support our products with superb, prompt service and customer satisfaction while keeping in mind reasonable cost.
We are continually testing ideas to add new items to our line, so check back often! All of our products are made from strong materials which are resistant to rot, mildew and abrasion. They are available in a multitude of colors, sizes and styles.

As always our products are
"Hand Tied With Pride!"

Many Styles • 7 Sizes • Rot & Mildew Resistant
5 Year Guarantee • Strong One Piece Construction
Preferred by Trainers, Clinicians, Outfitters, Trail riders,
Working Cowboys, and English & Western Riders. "

Hitching Post Supply offers a full line of Silvertip halters, mecates, and leadropes. Head over to the website and pick out your favorite style and color.

Happy New Year!

2010-01-07T12:48:00.000-08:00

We hope you all had a wonderful holiday season! Destinae is back and ready to blog. There is so much going on and coming up here at Hitching Post Supply I'm wondering where to begin! How about a hearty Congratulations to HPS's dear friend Ian Tyson for being named Western Horsman's "Horseman of the Year"! Pick up the current issue of Western Horseman to read the full article. Also check out their website to view a slideshow of Ian photos, set to him performing "Blaino's Song" in that new voice that is causing quite a stir.

Hitching Post Supply is also traveling quite a bit this month. Vickie will be at WESA Trade Show in Denver, Colorado, January 15-19th. It's a one stop shop for retailers to look and purchase goods from suppliers. So encourage your local store to carry Ian Tyson and many of the other great cowboy & western singers, they have over 150 titles to choose from! Tell them to stop by booth PB223, say Hi to Vickie and Blaine McIntyre of "Blaino's Song".

While Karrie stays home and mans the post in Snohomish, so all your orders are still filled on time, Vickie, Lee and I hang out in Elko, Nevada at the National Cowboy Poetry Gathering. This year's Gathering will be held January 23 - 30th. The Gathering opens on the 23rd, with Cowcamp Trading Post opening on the 27th. This will be Vickie's 19th year hosting this venue, so you had better stop in and see us, you never know what she'll be up too! ;) This is also my opportunity to step out from behind this computer and meet all of you. Cowcamp Trading Post is host to a number of the top western artisans and craftsmens from all over the United States, offering everything from custom saddles and tack, to boots, silverwork, artwork, clothing and so much more. And of course HPS will be there with CD's of the performers, tack, and collectables. Stop in and say hi, we'd love to meet those of you that are following us on the web. I'll be bringing the camera with me and quite possibly the laptop, so maybe in some free time we can post updates.

Hitching Post Supply is also adding new products to the store so be watching for featured products in the weeks to come.

Grammy Nominated Albums Make Great Gifts!

2009-12-08T15:12:00.000-08:00

Grammy Nomination for Micheal Martin Murphy

"Buckaroo Blue Grass"

nominated for Best Bluegrass Album

Rural Rhythm Records is very proud to announce Michael Martin Murphey’s GRAMMY® nomination for BEST BLUEGRASS ALBUM, “BUCKAROO BLUE GRASS” released last February. "We are so happy for Murph on his Grammy® Album Nomination! He has worked so hard to get his bluegrass album done right in a way that honors, respects and maintains the integrity of bluegrass music and at the same time presents his classic songs in a new and fresh Buckaroo Blue Grass style. Certainly having some of today's top bluegrass artists performing on the album has helped accomplish Murph's vision for the Buckaroo Blue Grass album,” said Rural Rhythm Records President, Sam Passamano, Jr.

This Billboard™ TOP 50 BLUEGRASS chart album (retail sales) album has received other impressive attention this year including holding the #1 spot on the Roots Music Bluegrass Report (airplay) for three weeks in a row last month. CMT.com recently posted a feature article “Michael Martin Murphey Embraced by Bluegrass”, plus named the album in their Top 10 Independent Releases Worth Checking Out article earlier this year.

“BUCKAROO BLUE GRASS” includes numerous fan favorites including, “Carolina in the Pines,” “Lone Cowboy,” and many more. Another track from the album, “Close to the Land (America’s Heartland),” is now in its fourth year as the theme song for the national hit television show America’s Heartland, and also includes a VIDEO RELEASE. This music video includes images from Paul Mobley’s book, THE AMERICAN FARMER - a recent winner of the Book of the Year Award from the National Cowboy and Western Heritage Museum.

Murphey was extremely grateful for the nomination and said, “It’s wonderful to be mentioned as a Grammy® nominee in the company of people like Steve Martin who has done so much for the bluegrass genre this year. I am so thankful to the Producer, my son, Ryan Murphey and Patt Flynn who organized the players (Sam Bush, Rob Ickes, Charlie Cushman, Andy Leftwich, Ronnie McCoury, Ryan Murphey, Craig Nelson, Pat Flynn, Tim Stidolph, Clay Riness, Matt Wilkes, David Davidson), Keith Compton (Engineer), and Rhonda Vincent who provided vocals and is also a Grammy® nominee in the same category.”

“I’m very grateful to all of the bluegrass bands that have recorded my songs over the years. I’m so blessed to have the support of my real family including my wife Karen, plus my new adopted family, Rural Rhythm Records that includes all the Passamano family and Penni McDaniel. I’m thankful for my Agent, Mike Drudge who introduced me to the Rural Rhythm family. He keeps us very busy on the road and I appreciate the support from PLA Media as well," he continued.

Murphey's performances were extremely well received during the recent International Bluegrass Music Association’s World of Bluegrass convention held in Nashville. Fans were thrilled when he appeared on stage with #1 bluegrass artist, Carrie Hassler, to perform a duet of “WILDFIRE,” and also “RUNNING GUN” with bluegrass veteran, Audie Blaylock & Redline. Both of these new single releases will appear on “BUCKAROO BLUE GRASS II (Riding Song) set for a February 9, 2010 release.

Many fans have been curious about the spelling of “BLUE GRASS” on the CD instead of “bluegrass” so record label President, Sam Passamano previously explained, "When Murph and I were developing the cover art for ‘BUCKAROO BLUE GRASS’, I mentioned that it would be cool if we used the old school alternative spelling for Blue Grass that can be found on many classic albums by our Bluegrass Legends and many of our Rural Rhythm titles released in the 60's that almost always used this ‘Blue Grass alternative spelling. Murph thought that this would be a nice touch to connect something from the genres past to the present as he delivers his own Bluegrass style to many of the well known and loved, Michael Martin Murphey classic songs.”

Rural Rythm Records

Find Micheal Martin Murphy's Grammy nominated album at Hitching Post Supply. It's a great addition to anyones Bluegrass collection.

Featured Craftsman!

2009-12-07T09:20:00.000-08:00

Today we'd like to introduce you to craftsman, Refugio Morales (Reef). Reef is the talented maker of the Hand Turned Wood Pens that we are carrying at Hitching Post Supply. We asked Reef to tell us a little about himself and his work and this is what he had to share...

"Coming from a hard working migrant family, I was exposed to a great deal of woodworking items made by my father. Some of which included hand carved wood spoons, knick-knack shelves, bookcases and more. To this day he still enjoys working with wood when he has the chance. As for myself, my first exposure to woodworking came in the sixth grade when I was tasked with making a stagecoach for history class. Needless to say, at this young age, it was primarily built by my father. The first "real" project I can claim as being built by me was a rustic foot stool in shop class during high school. After a couple smaller projects later, I basically took a hiadus from woodworking until I built my own house several years later.

The hobby became a craft when my wife and I built a new home. I took on the task of building all the cabinetry, which included a kitchen, dry bar, coffee bar, and cabinets in our master suite and upstairs bath. Along with the cabinetry, I also took on the finish work, and to this day I still don't know why they call it finish work, it took me 6 years to "finish".

In the summer of 2006, workforce reduction gave me the opportunity to decide to further develop my woodworking skills. I was introduced to pen turning by a business supply owner and set forth to equip my shop with the neccessary tooling. My previous employment duties consisted of designing precision equipment and the transition to the lower tolerances of the art of woodworking made for some projects taking longer than they should. My wife would shake her head when I would sit at my PC to make a graphic model of a bookcase or shelf, but I believe it's that attention to detail that gives me the satisfaction of finishing a piece of work whether it's a pen or a bookcase. I recently read the following quote on a suppliers website; "Quality is when a customer comes back, not the product" and I intend on making my products with that philosophy in mind."

Refugio Morales Jr.

Check out Refugio's hand turned pens on the Hitching Post Supply website. They make a great gift for that special person on your Christmas list!

Oh What A Night!

2009-11-19T11:30:00.000-08:00

Wow!! Corb Lund played the Sunset Tavern in Ballard, Washington, on Sunday night, November 15th and the joint was rocking. He is a great entertainer. The energy was amazing from his band, the Hurtin' Albertans, himself and the audience.

Imagine a cold, wet, miserable night with Seattle big-drop rain and wind. That means it was not just the mist that keeps us wrinkle free and just slightly damp; but the pouring down rain that we natives refer to as "wet rain."

Other bands had been playing and Corb was scheduled at 10:30 pm. With a new CD out I wanted to see him perform and hear some of his new songs as well as old favorites. He came out and did not disappoint his fans - playing for 2 hours and treating us to an "Every Night is Friday Night" attitude.

The crowd was extremely diverse; every size, shape, color and walk of life was represented. There were cowboy hats, fedoras, wool caps, a King Ropes cap, cowboy boots, packers, tennis shoes and flip flops. It was really eye opening for me to see his fans and who they brought. In listening to them talk to Corb after the show, some had followed him down from his previous nights show in Vancouver, B.C. Others were headed to Portland for the next night's show. One thing was certain: this young man has started a loyal and adoring fan base.

Go see him and experience it for yourself. From ages 21 to 70, everyone was singing along, laughing and whooping it up, clapping, dancing and just having FUN. Now as I listen to his CD's it brings a smile to know I have seen Corb Lund and the Hurtin' Albertans turn a miserable cold night into a warm memory. Vickie Mullen

Hitching Post Supply carries several Corb Lund CD's. Head on over to the website and pick up your copies today!

Monday's Music!

2009-11-16T14:49:00.000-08:00

9 new titles have been added to the Hitching Post Supply website.

We are now carrying CD's from the late great Chris LeDoux.
Check these out!

20 Originals: The Early Years
20 Greatest Hits
Chris LeDoux and the Saddle Boogie Band
Gold Buckle Dreams
Rodeo Songs Old and New

Also available now:

Willie Nelson - 16 Biggest Hits Vol. 2
Willie Nelson - Me and Paul
Kris Kristofferson - 16 Biggest Hits
Marty Robbins - All Around Cowboy

We have so many more titles for you to choose from in Mootown Music; you are sure to find something for everyone on you gift list!

NEW RELEASE!! Tierra Encantado

2009-11-09T09:15:00.000-08:00

The 6th video in the Vaquero Series is now available!

Tierra Encantado-The Enchanted Land

Four hundred years ago, the Spaniards introduced the horse to the American West. El Caballo, as the Spanish called the horse, had a profound effect on this new world. The horse provided transportation for the padres, gave Native Americans mobility. And for the vaqueros, he provided the underpinnings for the ranching culture and the foundation for the American Cowboy.

The descendants of those early settlers still live in New Mexico and many of them still speak the dialect of the Conquistadors. Descendants of those early caballos are still here, too. The foundation the Spaniards laid for ranching is still practiced on the big spreads - the Bell Ranch, Pecos Ranch, and San Cristobal Ranch. It's all part of this great Southwest melting pot where Spanish, Indian, and Anglo come together, each preserving their own traditions, but forging a colorful culture unique to Tierra Encantado - the land of enchantment. Underscored by New Mexico's finest cowboy singers and musicians. Approximately 98 min.

Get your copy today to add to your collection at the Hitching Post Supply website ! And don't for get to check out the other titles in the Vaquero Series.

Tapadero

The Remuda

Holo Holo Paniolo
Houlihan

Los Primeros

FREE SHIPPING!!

2009-10-19T13:59:00.000-07:00

From October 20th through October 31st we are offering free shipping anywhere in the USA! So make that Christmas list and head over to Hitching Post Supply to take advantage of this great deal!

Project Spotlight!

2009-10-07T13:57:00.000-07:00

The other day we received an email from Joshua Brown of Skye Highland Outfitters. In his email Joshua shared with us this beautiful Scottish Sporn he made using Hitching Post Supply No. 10 Horsehair. He said we could post this picture to show you what he creates with the horse hair. Thanks Joshua, being a fellow Scott, I love this!

Do you have a project your created with Hitching Post Supply horsehair or materials? We would love to see it. Email it to us and we will post it to our blog.

vickie@hitchingpostsupply.com

NEW RELEASE!! Corb Lund's "Losin' Lately Gambler"

2009-09-29T08:57:00.000-07:00

Releasing today is Corb Lund's newest album, "Losin' Lately Gambler". He writes and sings about gambling, veterinarians, everyday cowboy life, ranching in Alberta and even explains how hard it is to keep a white shirt clean. It's a great CD! You'll find it under "What's New" on the website. Order your's today!

Welcome Fall!

2009-09-22T09:01:00.000-07:00

I know some of you may be sad to say goodbye to summer, but for me fall is my favorite time of the year. Here in the Great Basin fall means cooler weather, shorter days (which mean hubby comes home off the range sooner :) ), weaning and a few brandings. The kids have settled into school and I get to start that time honored tradition of canning.
The cooler weather this season brings has us all throwing on an extra layer or two. That’s why we’re excited to bring you a whole new line of Paisley and Limited Edition Silk scarves-just in time to bundle up; and may I say, start thinking about Christmas presents.
These 100% silk scarves are sure to keep that crisp autumn air off your neck and turn a few heads at the branding trap. (Or maybe you just need a new one to add to your collection). In any case, head on over to the Hitching Post Supply website to check out all the beautiful new patterns and colors that we’ve added just for you!

Here we go!!

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Hitching Post supply has decided to start blogging. We are just getting our feet wet so stay tuned for things to come.