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| You asked for a lower gullet and slightly larger cap for closer horse contact, and we gave it to you by re-working the original Wade for a different look and function. In 1998, we introduced the revised saddle and called it the 98 Wade. |
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| Here’s a regular Modified Association swell; the Great Basin. It’s smaller with not as heavy a swell fork as the Pendleton, keeping the laminated wood post integral hardwood horn. This one’s great for all-round use and riding all day and has that great McCall seat. |
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| This one hails from the Vaqueros of California, Oregon, Idaho and Nevada, using the traditional style tree of your choice. This 3B Visalia slickfork has the same narrow seat as the Wade, making it a favorite of both the cowboy and the trail rider. We gave this one a loop seat, outside stirrup leathers and an old-time look. |
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| Remember the old Severe bronc saddles of the Northwest country? This is an off-shoot of those with its thick, high-rounded swell. The Modified Association tree and narrow seat make it standard for the swell fork-loving cowboy that likes to ride all day. |
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| Be in sync with your horse and keep pace with your cattle with the seat that’s got a small forward rise, allowing you to slide as needed. The bars fit both heavily-muscled and smaller-muscled cutting horses. The T.P. Ranch Cutter is designed for serious ranch work or the team penner that’s putting his heart into it. |
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| If you’re looking for a narrow seat and a good fit for your horse, this is your saddle. Being built on a regular Modified Association tree, the Uinta Rancher is consistently a best-seller for whatever you’re doing, whether it’s cowboy-ing all day, roping, hunting or pleasure riding. |
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| Guthrie Classic
A deeper and narrower seat than more traditional roping saddles, the Guthrie Classic allows all-day comfort right out of the box. This one won’t restrict your move-ability or motion, and the McCall-designed bar nicely fits muscled-up roping horses, making them want to work just that much harder for their riders. You’re going to like the results.
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| It looks just like the 1890’s style saddle you remember as a kid, but with saddle bars to fit your grown-up horses. It’s got eight saddle strings and two-piece seat jockeys and a three-piece horn brass ring rig, double-rigged, so you can’t go wrong. Re-enactors, mountain-shooters and those with a touch of nostalgia are big fans of this classic old style. |
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| The saddle that keeps you secure during intricate turns and sharp stops with a narrow-ness and long deep seat that brings relief to the pin bones. The Lady Working Cowhorse is a true hybrid that’s sturdy enough to handle roping and ranch horse classes, too. |
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| Trying out the Time Saver will make a believer out of you. Created to replace the Competitor, this one’s built for serious barrel racing, combining what racers look for in the ultimate barrel saddle. The Time Saver’s got one of the deepest, narrowest seats in the industry for the closest of contact riding. |
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| Versatility classes; this one’s been built especially for you. Lighter weight and just the right-fitting seat, with a TD horn and the classic lines to show, cut or rope with. |
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| Working cowhorse riders: take a seat. This one puts you close to the horse with its deep seat pocket and free swinging stirrups that let you move however you need to. You won’t be disappointed when you try out this one. |
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| Looking for a swell fork feel? The Lady Pendleton or Pendleton Lite, built on a Lady Wade bar, has a lightened up tree and horn that brings a noticeable difference. Its skirt design depicts the appearance and performance of the Pendleton Lite. Climb on and find yourself a new home. |
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| It’s one of our own designs and a current bestseller, created for those looking for lighter weight comfort and a specially-designed narrow seat. McCall’s in-skirt Hamley plate rigging’s shaped like and pulls like a flat plate, but without the bulkiness, so you’re a winner however you use it; dragging calves to the fire or doing a good full day’s work. |
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| The Summit’s a swell fork, super-lightweight saddle with a seat you’ll want to ride on and bars to fit your mount, a plus to for serious trail riders and for those who ride just for pleasure. |
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| This just might be one of McCall’s best kept secrets; you can’t beat it for an all around saddle. You can dress this one up with some floral tooling and a cushioned seat; it does just great in the show ring. Or, make it plain with a hard seat for a fine mountain saddle; it’s your choice. |
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| Hands down, the lightest slickfork style saddle we produce. Its seat is comfortable and the bars fit the horse, making it a pleasure to saddle up for your next trail ride. |
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| It’s a new twist on a big favorite. We took our ever-popular Lite Wade ® and made it lighter still, with that same great Lady Wade designer bar. |
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