adminst | December 1, 2009
Hmmm…..we thought we had made enough bootjacks this year because we saw how fast they were going last year and the year before.
Each year we see an increase in the amount that we sell. It’s interesting to me because I really saw it an only a ‘western’ thing yet it’s not, I guess. I guess [...]
admin | May 28, 2009
We just added two new bootjacks to our bootjack line. A dark silhouette and a light silhouette buffalo to our western bootjacks. Each one is a wood silhouette (oak glued to the stained dark boojack or dark walnut glued to the light bootjack) that is placed on the opposite colored bootjack background.
We believe these will [...]
admin | March 20, 2009
Care of your BootJack is actually quite simple. These bootjacks are really pretty sturdy and can take a fair amount of abuse. They are made of a solid native Wyoming Pine with some really beautiful variations in color from the look of white pine to streaks of blue-gray veining and are built strong enough to [...]
admin | March 18, 2009
I’m not exactly sure how bootjacks came about but I would imagine it started out simply as a basic necessity that went from merely toe-ing one’s boot off to evolving to something a bit more elegant such as the cast iron ones I was told were seen in western saloon’s like the Naughty Nellie; an [...]
