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Crafting chinks & chaps, including shotgun chaps, batwing chaps, and more.. for more than 50 years. We have a large selection of chinks & chaps in stock and also offer custom chaps.


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I would like to thank you guys for a job well done. I just got my half chaps and they look great. I will be wearing them tonight on the way home from work. The workmanship, the leather, everything they just look and feel incredible. the gloves are nice as well. Small problem, My Big Harley RIng jams up in the finger slot but I am sure that since they are my new favorite gloves I will have that stretched out in a day or so of riding.

Once again, I would like to say thank you. It is truly nice when you pay good money for good product.

Thanks,
Sean Laibovitz
Barrie Ontario.


Sean Laibovitz
Ontario, Canada
4-1-2010

  
Sean Laibovitz
Posted: 04/01/2010
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Native American, Buckskin bag and pouches, beaded
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Native American made buckskin bags and pouches

Native American Beadwork by Shoshone Bannock Tribes

www.shoshonebannocktribes.com

Shoshonean Nation geographically existed over the territories from Mexico to Canada. We were hunters and gathers who moved with the seasons to gather various foods and products. We called ourselves the names of the food we ate (Augi Dika, Tuka Dika, Coo chun Dika) from our geographical areas. Some of the tribes composed of the nation are tribes known today as the Shoshones, Bannock, Paiute, Comanche, Hopi, Ute, Cahuilla, Mission, and other linguistic Uto Aztecan speaking groups.

The Shoshones and Bannocks entered into peace treaties in 1863 and 1868 known today as the Fort Bridger Treaty. The Fort Hall Reservation was reserved for the various tribes under the treaty agreement.

We at B Bar B are fortunate to be located only about 15 miles from Fort Hall.  This allows us access to the unique crafts of Native American artists and lets us bring to you those products.  Each item is an individual and unique piece of artwork handcrafted by Shoshone Bannock tribal members.  Each piece incorporates their pride, heritage, and their skilled craftsmanship which has been passed down through generations.